Friends When I Want To Go To Click Event Of A Button Its Going To Html Code

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dear friends i am using Visual to develop my web application when i double click or click from click event in property of a button its just going to HTML code of page not going to default.aspx.cs page to write code for button
thanks in advanced

Posted 24-Jun-15 9:27am

Muhammad Qasim Ludin

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Maciej Los 24-Jun-15 16:16pm

What?

Muhammad Qasim Ludin 24-Jun-15 16:21pm

yes
i have the default.aspx.cs file with my default.aspx file but when i want to go to click event to default.aspx.cs file its just going to html code of button

ZurdoDev 24-Jun-15 16:22pm

Do you have a codebehind page?

Muhammad Qasim Ludin 24-Jun-15 16:25pm

no

ZurdoDev 24-Jun-15 16:31pm

That's why it is going to html. Where else would it go?

Muhammad Qasim Ludin 24-Jun-15 16:45pm

it should go to default.aspx.cs file to write some code for database work

ZurdoDev 24-Jun-15 16:52pm

Yes, but you don't have one. Why don't you have one?

Muhammad Qasim Ludin 24-Jun-15 16:26pm

yes i have default.aspx.cs file with default.aspx

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Suvendu Shekhar Giri · Answer 1 · 2015-06-24T19:13:00

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It has a simple solution.
Check in the source file (.aspx) that CodeBehind attribute correctly points to "default.aspx.cs".
Example:

ASP.NET

<%@ Page Language="C#" CodeBehind="default.aspx.cs"

Hope, it helps else let me know :)

Posted 24-Jun-15 19:13pm

Suvendu Shekhar Giri

Updated 24-Jun-15 19:16pm

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