This is a discussion on Controls and Event Handlers within the Microsoft .NET forums, part of the Programming Talk category; I know that in an even I use the Handles control.click (for example) and then when the user clicks ...
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Controls and Event Handlers
I know that in an even I use the Handles control.click (for example) and then when the user clicks on the control, the code executes.
But what if I have 50 comboboxes that I want to execute code on when the uses clicks them? Rather than add every single combobox at the event handler, how could I effectively tell the program to execute this code during the click event for ALL comboboxes? |
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