Buttons in an ASP.NET Web page allow users to send a command. By default, buttons submit the page to the server and cause it to be processed along with any pending events. Web server controls include three types of buttons: a command button (Button control), a hyperlink-style button (LinkButton control), and a graphical button (ImageButton control). All three provide similar features, but each offers a different look.

The topics in this section describe ASP.NET button controls and how to program them.

In This Section

Button Web Server Controls Overview

How to: Add Button Web Server Controls to a Web Forms Page

How to: Add ImageButton Web Server Controls to a Web Forms Page

How to: Determine Coordinates in an ImageButton Web Server Control

How to: Respond to Button Web Server Control Events

How to: Respond to Button Web Server Control Events in Client Script

Related Sections

Working with ASP.NET Web Server Controls: Provides information on how to add ASP.NET server controls to pages, configure their properties, behavior, and appearance, and how to work with them programmatically.

Server Event Handling in ASP.NET Web Pages: Provides information on responding to page and control events in server code.

Programming ASP.NET Web Pages with Client Script: Provides information on adding client script to ASP.NET Web pages and writing client-based event handlers.