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| UltimateSpell Class Library |
| UltimateSpell..::..ClickOK Event |
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Raised when the user clicks the OK button on the spell check dialog box.
You have to set the PostBackOnOK property to True to let the control postback to server.
In VS.NET, you can double-click the Spell Check button to generate the event handler method automatically.
If you don't use VS.NET, you will need to edit the event handler method as in the example code for the ClickOK Event.
Namespace: Karamasoft.WebControls.UltimateSpell
Assembly: UltimateSpell (in UltimateSpell.dll) Version: 3.7.4186.26738
Syntax
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public event UltimateSpell..::..ClickOKEventHandler ClickOK |
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Public Event ClickOK As UltimateSpell..::..ClickOKEventHandler |
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public: event UltimateSpell..::..ClickOKEventHandler^ ClickOK { void add (UltimateSpell..::..ClickOKEventHandler^ value); void remove (UltimateSpell..::..ClickOKEventHandler^ value); } |
Examples
This sample shows how to handle the ClickOK event when the PostBackOnOK property
is set to True, and the user clicks the OK button on the spell check dialog box.
CopyC#
CopyC#<b>private void UltimateSpell1_ClickOK(object sender, Karamasoft.WebControls.UltimateSpell.ClickOKEventArgs e) { if (e.Changed) lblStatus.Text = "Text CHANGED during spell checking."; else lblStatus.Text = "Text NOT CHANGED during spell checking."; }</b> #region Web Form Designer generated code override protected void OnInit(EventArgs e) { // // CODEGEN: This call is required by the ASP.NET Web Form Designer. // InitializeComponent(); base.OnInit(e); } /// <summary> /// Required method for Designer support - do not modify /// the contents of this method with the code editor. /// </summary> private void InitializeComponent() { <b>this.UltimateSpell1.ClickOK += new Karamasoft.WebControls.UltimateSpell.UltimateSpell.ClickOKEventHandler(this.UltimateSpell1_ClickOK);</b> this.Load += new System.EventHandler(this.Page_Load); } #endregion
