Noobie Here!

[mvallevand]

Did you add IEventNotification to the main class list definition

Martin

[jrockow]

I tried that, but I'm working in VB and I suspect that's only for C#?

[sub]

You can do the same think in VB.NET:

Code:

Class MyClass Implements MyInterface

[jrockow]

Error 1 Type 'MyInterface' is not defined.

[sub]

I didn't mean you to type exactly that. It's just showing the syntax to use.

ie, Class <what-ever-your-plugin-class-is-called> Implements IEventNotification

[sub]

Just to be clear... Implement that interface on your plugin class - don't declare some new class.

[jrockow]

I tried the following:
Public Class class1
Implements IEventNotification

Public Class class1 : Implements IEventNotification

This gives me 32 errors where there were none.

Class1 is the only class in my plugin.

[sub]

Public Class class1

Did you add this code, or did you already have this code? ie, you absolutely should not have had to add "Public Class class1". All you should have had to add is "Implements IEventNotification" to your existing class

[jrockow]

I did not add the code.
As far as I know, it's been the same since I started with your Test3 sample.

[sub]

There is no "class1" in the test3 plugin. The plugin class was called "Test3", so the top of your modified plugin would be:

Code:

using System; using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Text; using NUtility; using NUtility.Base; using NUtility.Controls; namespace Test3 { public class Test3 : NewStyleButtonListPlugin, IPluginConfiguration, IPluginCallback,[b] IEventNotification[/b] {