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Today I started a project in C# and realized that in the navigation bar, when I click on a control I am directed to the designer of . aspx, and is not displayed the events that the control has as in VB.Net language.
I can only go to the event if I open the properties of the control, then I click on the icon Events, and then on the respective event.
Does anyone know if it is possible to solve this?
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This is the Navigation Bar, and really it is different between VB.Net and C#
In VB.Net it can be used to choose the available events in a control, whereas in C# it can only be used to navigate between the methods existing in your code, so the way to navigate the events is even through the properties window.
I don’t know exactly why they are different, but I would say that this was intentional due to differences in the way the code that treats events is generated by VB.Net and C#, in VB.Net the keyword Handles instructs the compiler to generate the event handling code, while in C# it is usually included by the IDE in the method InitializeComponent() or directly in Tags in the case of Webforms.
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