While this sounds like a good idea, unfortunately the validating event
of a control occurs prior to the enter event of the next control.
Validating has no way of knowing where the user is headed next.
Tom
DazedAndConfused wrote:
When in the validating event handler is there a way to tell which control the user has requested to get focus next?
If the user has requested to exit the app I do not want to validate the current control.
Thanx, I was afraid that was the answer.
"ng" <t_*****@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:7e******************@bignews5.bellsouth.net.. .
While this sounds like a good idea, unfortunately the validating event of a control occurs prior to the enter event of the next control. Validating has no way of knowing where the user is headed next.
Tom
DazedAndConfused wrote:
When in the validating event handler is there a way to tell which control the user has requested to get focus next?
If the user has requested to exit the app I do not want to validate the current control.
While this sounds like a good idea, unfortunately the validating event
of a control occurs prior to the enter event of the next control.
Validating has no way of knowing where the user is headed next.
Tom
DazedAndConfused wrote:
When in the validating event handler is there a way to tell which control the user has requested to get focus next?
If the user has requested to exit the app I do not want to validate the current control.
Thanx, I was afraid that was the answer.
"ng" <t_*****@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:7e******************@bignews5.bellsouth.net.. .
While this sounds like a good idea, unfortunately the validating event of a control occurs prior to the enter event of the next control. Validating has no way of knowing where the user is headed next.
Tom
DazedAndConfused wrote:
When in the validating event handler is there a way to tell which control the user has requested to get focus next?
If the user has requested to exit the app I do not want to validate the current control.
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