I have created a custom control that inherit the TextBox, in that control i have override validating event and in validating event i have put validation that checks for the empty field.
Now when i use that control on my winform and when i click on save button it immediate fires save event.. the validation event of custom control fires and it displays the error message but still it does not stop the save event to fire....
the save button CauseValidation Property is set to true..
i have also put (this.ValidateChildren())
i have also put CancelEventArgs ce.Cancel = true; in Custom Textbox control
but neither working to stop the save event to fires..
i only want to fire Save event if Textbox is not empty.
validating event fires, shows message for empty field and immediate fires save event..
now if you got an idea then if you have solution then please provide solution..
Validating event of the textbox is fired only when cusor leaves that textbox. If you directly click on the save button, Validating event of the textbox will not be fired.
I think, on Save button you need to provide some validation to check if textbox is empty or not.
Hope this helps..
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I have searched for the question that when is the validating event fired but the answer I found so far is that when the validation starts.
What I want to know is the actual firing time of the validating event.
For example, the click event is fired when a control is clicked by either mouse or keyboard and similarly leave is fired when a control is no more the current focused control.
So what is the explanation of validating event being fired?
The Validating event is fired only when the control that receives the focus has the CausesValidation property set to true. For example, if you have written code in TextBox's Validating event, and you click the OK button (CausesValidation = true) then the Validating event is raised, but if you click the Cancel button (CausesValidation = false) then the Validating event would not be able to fire.
I have a custom ComboBox which opens a separate control when you click on the arrow of the ComboBox. I would like to call the 'LostFocus' event handler to close the custom control when you lose focus of the ComboBox.
This works fine if you click onto another control such as a text box, however doesn't fire if you click on the background of the form.
I want to mimic the functionality of when you click off and close the dropdown of a normal combobox.
Take a bool variable at Form level and make it true during combobox enter(GotFocus) event. InLeave(LostFocus)event ofcombobox, make itfalse`.
Subscribe to Form MouseClick event and check bool variable in this event. if true , call combobox leave event here.
I have one textbox and a Save Button in my silverlight. The validations for the textbox are in its lostFocus event. But if I enter something in the textbox and directly press the save button, the validation is not working. In other words, the lostfocus event is not raising in the button_click event. How can I do this ?
Call Focus() on the button. For instance, if your button's name is "MyButton", you may use MyButton.Focus() inside of it's click event.
I would also suggest that you simply call your textbox validation method inside of your button press event, then proceed only if all validations are successful.
I know that in C# the Form.Load event occurs only before the form is displayed for the first time.
Is there any similar event handler (in C#) which occurs every time that the form is displayed?
Assuming that you're showing and hiding the form instead of destroying it.. then you can hook into the VisibleChanged event and perform some code when its Visible property is true.
It can be
Shown event - fired when the form is first shown
Load event - fired whenever the user loads the form
Activate event - fired each time the form is activated or receives the focus
VisibleChanged event - fired whenever the visibility changes
I am working with a TextBox, and need to fire some logic when the textbox has lost focus.
My problem is twofold:
The Leave event is firing on every keypress for some reason, meaning the logic is run with every keypress when it should not.
When using the Focused property of the Textbox as a double-check, simply exiting out if the property is still set, it now works when the user uses the mouse to leave, but not when the user tabs out.
The Focused property of the TextBox in question is False as of when its Leave event fires when the mouse is used to change focus, but it is still True when the Leave event fires due to a Tab keypress. Seriously?
I need a workaround, because the logic firing on every keystroke is causing a problem for users right now that needs to be fixed post-haste.
I created a form with a textbox on it and attached event handler to the leave event of that text box. I then typed a bunch of stuff into said textbox. The event was not raised. I hit tab, the event was raised. I then clicked back in the textbox, typed some more, and then clicked another control and the event was raised.
I'm just saying that something else is interfering with the textbox. I would look into that a little more, or post some code demonstrating the problem.