protected override void OnLoad(EventArgs e) { base.OnLoad(e); StyleOptimizer.Instance.RegisterChildControls(Page); }
Protected Overrides Sub OnLoad(ByVal e As EventArgs) MyBase.OnLoad(e) StyleOptimizer.Instance.RegisterChildControls(Page) End Sub
This sample demonstrates the capabilities of our client-side event technology. All client-side events exposed by an ASPxPageControl are traced in this demo. Click an inactive tab to initiate client-side events.
Client-side events are triggered in response to specific actions or events on the client side (in particular, to an active tab change). Client-side event handlers represent code written in JavaScript. In order to handle a client-side event, the sender web control provides a property that accepts either handling code directly or the name of a handling function. This function should be defined either directly in the page's HTML code or in a separate js file. For each client-side event, there is a specific object, which has both server-side and client-side representations. This object will automatically render the necessary JavaScript code to the page and assign it as a handler to the web control on the client side.