A
Amir
Hi. I Have a Date TextBox on a Form ( Date() by default ), with a Date
Picker
Displayed for it.
When the Date entered violates the ValidationRule setting, I display a
message on the Status Bar.
I am using that process, of displaying messages on the Status Bar, for all
other Controls in the Form and it works fine.
But with that Date TextBox, when moving focus from it:-
If the Date entered is correct, no problem.
But if the Date entered is not correct acording to the ValidationRule, the
Status Bar stop displaying my message but displays "Calculating....".
Moving the focus forward, in TabIndex order, through the rest of other
Controls,
dos'nt cahnge the Status Bar display, it remain "Calculating....".
But after moving the focus back to a Control before the Date TextBox,
the Status Bar displays again my original messages until reaching back the
Date
TextBox. Moving the focus from it, starts the problem again.
I am not using a Progress Bar at all.
I tried it without a Date() by default and also without ValidationRule, it's
the same.
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance
Amir moshe
Picker
Displayed for it.
When the Date entered violates the ValidationRule setting, I display a
message on the Status Bar.
I am using that process, of displaying messages on the Status Bar, for all
other Controls in the Form and it works fine.
But with that Date TextBox, when moving focus from it:-
If the Date entered is correct, no problem.
But if the Date entered is not correct acording to the ValidationRule, the
Status Bar stop displaying my message but displays "Calculating....".
Moving the focus forward, in TabIndex order, through the rest of other
Controls,
dos'nt cahnge the Status Bar display, it remain "Calculating....".
But after moving the focus back to a Control before the Date TextBox,
the Status Bar displays again my original messages until reaching back the
Date
TextBox. Moving the focus from it, starts the problem again.
I am not using a Progress Bar at all.
I tried it without a Date() by default and also without ValidationRule, it's
the same.
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance
Amir moshe