I'm working on a custom control, a wysiwyg editor (which I'm going to give out freely on this site), and like all wysiwyg editors the actual text is stored in a hidden field. I have everything coming along nicely but my child control that a set up an event for isn't registring:
In a normal form:
<input id="test" runat="server" value="asdf" type="text">
If you set up a ServerChange event for that will fire when you change the value, just like on a regular TextBox control, the event is similiar for a hidden input. The problem is that I have an instance of this control in the children controls of my custom control and an event set up:
test = new HtmlInputText();
test.ID = "test";
test.ServerChange += new EventHandler(test_ServerChange);
Controls.Add("test");
but the event never fires even when a change is made...why? How can I get an object to fire an event?
In a normal form:
<input id="test" runat="server" value="asdf" type="text">
If you set up a ServerChange event for that will fire when you change the value, just like on a regular TextBox control, the event is similiar for a hidden input. The problem is that I have an instance of this control in the children controls of my custom control and an event set up:
test = new HtmlInputText();
test.ID = "test";
test.ServerChange += new EventHandler(test_ServerChange);
Controls.Add("test");
but the event never fires even when a change is made...why? How can I get an object to fire an event?
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