Leave event triggering twice in VB .NET

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Hi Team,

Below is my code Leave event triggering twice and getting two interaction box.
Kindly help me

Lostfocus event occurs after leaving the control.
Leave event occurs before leaving the control.
Is this correct?

What I have tried:

Private Sub BasicSalaryNumericEditor_Leave(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles BasicSalaryNumericEditor.Leave
        Dim a As String = Microsoft.VisualBasic.Interaction.InputBox("Enter No of Interviewer" & Environment.NewLine & "To Enter No.of Interviewer Press Tab or F4 in Basic Salary Box")
            End Sub

Posted 4-Jan-18 22:53pm

Sissy Ram

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Ralf Meier 5-Jan-18 5:03am

You should tell something more about your Control. I suppose that you have a kind of UserControl (which other nested Controls in it) and you work with the Events from the hosting UserControl.

Maciej Los 5-Jan-18 5:12am

I'd suggest to read this: Control.Leave Event (System.Windows.Forms)[^]. There you'll find the order of events for widnows form controls.

Sissy Ram 5-Jan-18 5:31am

Thanks for your suggestion frnds

Ralf Meier 5-Jan-18 8:27am

That's all ?
And what do you want to do now ?

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