How do I catch the tabpanel navigation button click event

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I work with MS vs 2015 and C#

I have a tabpanel with multiple tabs

I want that the buttons that are used to navigate in the panels to be faster.

For thta I have to intercept their click event but I cant find it in the properties

What I have tried:

Looking at the properties windows of the tabpanel control

Posted 20-Apr-17 4:45am

Vasily Tserekh

Updated 20-Apr-17 8:14am

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CHill60 20-Apr-17 11:19am

You won't find the click event in the properties ... if you click on the lightening flash icon in the properties window you will get the list of events though. Or, as the buttons already appear to do something (you want them to be faster) just double click on the button in the IDE in Design mode.

Vasily Tserekh 20-Apr-17 11:30am

the issue is that the tabs are filled on runtime based on database information
there is nothing I can do in design mode

CHill60 20-Apr-17 13:22pm

You wanted to know how to get to the event - that is design mode.

Vasily Tserekh 20-Apr-17 13:29pm

it is not listed in the desigh mode property tab
also the tabs are filled programmatically

[no name] 20-Apr-17 11:20am

Not enough details. Share what you have tried.

Vasily Tserekh 20-Apr-17 11:31am

I tried to look at the properties on the visual studio component design mode
but that event is not listed

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ZurdoDev · Answer 1 · 2017-04-20T08:14:00

Solution 1

Here is a list of all the TabPanel events. TabPanel Events (System.Windows.Controls.Primitives)[^]

Posted 20-Apr-17 8:14am

ZurdoDev