Question

XAML:

<ToolBarTray Name='tlbTray' ButtonBase.Click='tlbTray_Click'>  <ToolBar Name='tlbFile'>     <Button Name='btnOpen'><Image Source='images\folder.png' Stretch='None' /></Button>     <Button Name='btnSave'><Image Source='images\disk.png' Stretch='None' /></Button> </ToolBar>  </ToolBarTray> 

Code:

private void tlbTray_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) {   // How to get the name of the button or control that triggered the event } 

As commented in the method. How do I get the name of the button or control that triggered the event. Or I’m handling this the wrong way? I just want to route all click events to that one method and decide what to do from there…

Thanks! 😉

Answer 1

Owkay, I found it!

private void tlbTray_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) {   Button button = (Button)e.OriginalSource; }