I'm constructing a LinkButton from my codebehind, and I need to assign the onclick to a method, and pass a parameter with it too. I have this so far:
LinkButton lnkdel = new LinkButton();
lnkdel.Text = "Delete";
The method I want to pass it to looks like this:
 protected void delline(string id)
        {
        }
                Well you can't pass it to that method, you need to assign the click event delegate to a method capable of handling it.
Like this:
public void DynamicClick(object sender, EventArgs e) {
    // do something
}
Assign the click event like any event:
lnkdel.Click += new EventHandler(DynamicClick);
If you want to pass an argument, use CommandArgument, and you'll need a different delegate:
void DynamicCommand(Object sender, CommandEventArgs e) 
      {
         Label1.Text = "You chose: " + e.CommandName + " Item " + e.CommandArgument;
      }
And then:
lnkDel.Command += new CommandEventHandler(DynamicCommand)
lnkDel.CommandArgument = 1234;
BTW if you're on >= C#3, you can also use the coolness of anonymous methods:
lnkDel.Command += (s, e) => { 
   Label1.Text = "You chose: " + e.CommandName + " Item " + e.CommandArgument;
};
                        The function prototype for this event is:
protected void lnkdel_OnClick(object _sender, EventArgs _args)
{
    LinkButton src = (LinkButton)_sender;
    // do something here...
}
Assign it with:
LinkButton lnkdel = new LinkButton();
lnkdel.Text = "Delete";
lnkdel.OnClick += new EventHandler(lnkdel_OnClick);
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