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Calling A Button OnClick from a function
I want to do button click event automatically .I want code for button click event without manual clicking of the button.
I think you're looking for Button.PerformClick();
button1.PerformClick();
I have two things to say:
You should modify your applications to use IObservables for the events in such a way that you can mock the events allowing for better testing.
If you want to automate UI interaction, There is a DLL for that thanks to DataDink
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Winforms Button Right-Click visual feedback (Show button in pushed state)
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I need to change the button background image when the button is pushed down. Can't figure it out. I've already done a button higlight effect. I'm working in Winforms.
Use MouseDown and MouseUp events to change the background image of the button. it should not be harder then the highlight effect.
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C# Simulate Key Press
I need a way in C# to "type" Ctrl+H in code when a user clicks a button. I am working on a Word addin that customizes the ribbon. When a user clicks my "Replace" button, I want the Replace dialog to show. I can't figure out how to get to that dialog box, but Ctrl+H brings it up. Is there a way to do that?
Take a look here at handling different key combinations. Are you using VSTO?
EDIT: Just reread and understand you're looking at typing those keys! I'll adjust accordingly!
EDIT: The question here covers simulating key presses.
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Windows Phone 7 Search Button
I think that all Windows Phone mobiles have a search button (phisical or not).
Actually, they have three buttons: Back button, Windows Logo button, Search button.
Is possible to modify the function of this button (as Back button). Something like OnSearchKeyPress (as event handler).
Its possible?
This is not possible, because that could seriously alter the behavior of the phone. There is a search task you can use, for more info, see this MSDN article on it.
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Is it bad to not unregister event handlers?
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I have a Winform, i have added a few controls like Textbox, buttons.
I subscribed to the textbox Changed event, teh button click event.
The designer automatically adds the += statements i.e subsribtion of events in the
designer.cs file.
My question is should we add the unregisterig of these events in the dispose function ?
is it necesssary, or will there be any leak if i do not unregister.
Or is it that .NET takes care of it.
Refers to following link:
Is it bad to not unregister event handlers?
This is not required to unregister events that is subscribed on same class.
If your WinForm is the only one that is consuming/subscribing to it, then you dont need to worry about unsub.
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changing button text in OpenFileDialog in C#.net
Have a good day,
Is there a way to override Open button in .NET OpenFileDialog?
I need to Change the button text and override OnClick event.
If this is not possible can I put a custom button over the Open button (but at the most top X order)?
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Murat
Everything is possible, but the question is what You really want to achieve by this strange behavior ?
What's wrong with standard usage of the OK button ? Where You pick the path and do what You want to.