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In my old job I used to use the navigation bar in visual studio 2008 to select a control and then the event from the members drop-down to automatically create the event in the code for me to implement. Now at my new job, in my visual studio 2008 I no longer see page controls in the navigation bar. I only see the page class and associated members. Does anyone know why it no longer is showing the page controls?
Your guess that it’s because you’re using C# now instead of VB is correct.
The VB navigation bar shows the Page (or Form or Window if you’re working with Windows Forms or WPF) and all of its child controls in the dropdown list on the left side, and all events (whether you’re handling them or not) in the dropdown on the right side. You can select an unhandled event to add an event handler.
In C#, the left dropdown contains only the class you’re working on.