Shall we check that event is already done?

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I have 10 textbox's i need to check that the text box text changed event is already happened or not please help me

Posted 10-Oct-13 19:34pm

ganesh89_babu

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Ron Beyer 11-Oct-13 1:36am

I'm not sure your approach is right, if nothing is attached to the text boxes event then the event is not fired, so even though the text changes the event may not fire. Are you just wanting to know if the text boxes have changed since loading some values into them?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 11-Oct-13 1:37am

Not a correct question. What it it happens several times, what is "already happened". To make events working, you don't need to check up anything, but if you want to create some weird application logic, check up whatever you want.
—SA

ganesh89_babu 11-Oct-13 1:56am

actually if i have 1 text box that text box 'text' has changed or not ? how could i know that value changed in that form? if that text changed event already happened i need to call one function otherwise i need to call some other function,

ganesh89_babu 11-Oct-13 1:57am

and also sorry for my bad english

BillWoodruff 13-Oct-13 15:39pm

are these ten TextBoxes all on the same Form ?

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