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after the page has been served to the client, .. then you are going to have to use javascript. there is an onclick event, and various other ones, .. but you have nowhere near the control you have over interface items that you do in a windows application.
other javascript events include: onmouseover, onmouseout. i know visual studio does some translation for you, but i'm not sure exactly what. essentially to have that level of control, visual studio is just printing javascript to the screen since once the page is served to the client, the server is done working till the next url request is sent.
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