Changing color in a button

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Forgive me if it is not but, is it a joke?

"me" <wu_jen at hotmail dot com> escribió en el mensaje | Hello,
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| I have a question about how too change the background of a command button
| once it has been click from aliceblue to azure.
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| TIA,
|
| Aaron
 
Hello,

I have a question about how too change the background of a command button
once it has been click from aliceblue to azure.

TIA,

Aaron
 
Hi José,
I'm quite sure Aaron is not joking. Either Aaron is working with a .NET
Platform button or some custom control and or picture box. .NET allows for
colored buttons, finally!
Cheers,
Christian


"José Manuel Agüero" <jmaguero_vodafone.es> wrote in message
Forgive me if it is not but, is it a joke?

"me" <wu_jen at hotmail dot com> escribió en el mensaje
| Hello,
|
| I have a question about how too change the background of a command button
| once it has been click from aliceblue to azure.
|
| TIA,
|
| Aaron
 
* "me said:
I have a question about how too change the background of a command button
once it has been click from aliceblue to azure.
Click to expand...

In its 'Click' event handler, set its 'BackColor' property to
'Color.Azure'. Please do not make excessive use of X-posts.
 
Herfried,

Sorry about the cross-posting.

Aaron

Herfried K. Wagner said:
In its 'Click' event handler, set its 'BackColor' property to
'Color.Azure'. Please do not make excessive use of X-posts.
Click to expand...
 
Hi Christian,

Did you check the difference in those colours (there is a diference)? Do you
think a user will see that when it is changing?

So maybe there is a special purpose, but I can imaging why Jose asks this.
I have a question about how too change the background of a command >button
Click to expand...
once it has been click from aliceblue to azure.

Cor
 
Hi Herfried,
Are you asking the question for the Windows Forms button control or the
Web Forms button control?
Click to expand...

Is there a reason for this question, this is one of the occassions where it
is exactly the same for a windowform as a webform.

The button is one of the rare controls that are very much the same on a
winform and a webform. (Has even automaticly the postback property on true).

button1.backcolor and event is button1.click

:-)))

Cor
 
* "Cor said:
Is there a reason for this question, this is one of the occassions where it
is exactly the same for a windowform as a webform.

The button is one of the rare controls that are very much the same on a
winform and a webform. (Has even automaticly the postback property on true).

button1.backcolor and event is button1.click
Click to expand...

Thank you for clarifying that.
 
Hi Cor,
Okay I understand your comments now. You just didn't understand why he
would want to make such an infinitesimal change in the colors. That makes
sense.
Cheers,
Christian Blackburn
 
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