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Member 13068046 26-Mar-17 14:26pm View

Sorry, just tried it and that's not it either. Thank you though.

Member 13068046 26-Mar-17 12:03pm View

Your an absolute star! Thank you so much! That works absolutely brilliantly.

Member 13068046 26-Mar-17 11:53am View

Hi there, I figured out that if I put e.Handled = true before the MessageBox.Show It works brilliantly. I don't know why but it does.

Thank you so much.

Member 13068046 22-Mar-17 19:56pm View

Sorry, but if I could discern why the code didn't work I wouldn't be asking for help would I?

With a mechanic you get some sort of feedback from the car that you can describe to them which will help them narrow down the issue (i.e. its making a rattling noise under the bonnet, it keeps stalling, smoke is being ejected out of the back).

I can't possibly do that because I can't even describe the problem other than that the text box still accepts letters and symbols and no message box appears at any time (essentially meaning it has not worked since it has not done anything that I wanted it to do).

By "clearly explained" do you mean clearly explained for you, or clearly explained for me, as I do believe that particular phrasing carries some subjectivity to it. But by all means, please, if you know of a site that explains really well and simply how to code this particular problem, feel free to send me the link. That way I can stop going through the trouble of researching an answer and you can stop going through the trouble of putting antagonizing comments on my question page.

Hope that clarifies things.

Thank you.

Member 13068046 22-Mar-17 9:10am View

Sorry, but this doesn't work. I tried it and no matter what I did no message box would appear and stop me.

But thank you very much for trying to help. It's greatly appreciated.

Member 13068046 21-Mar-17 21:43pm View

I'm currently trying to get this to work in visual studio's 2015 but the code keeps giving me an error. Does anyone know why?

private void txt_P1In_KeyPress(object sender, KeyPressEventArgs e)
{
e.Handled = !(Char.IsDigit(e.KeyChar) || e.KeyChar == '\b' || e.KeyChar = '.');
}

Member 13068046 21-Mar-17 21:26pm View

There are, but I'm a beginner at this and most of the code solutions they show baffle me. This site tends to be good for straight answers hence why I put up the question. Plus the answer I keep coming across:

private void txt_P1In_KeyPress(object sender, KeyPressEventArgs e)
{
e.Handled = !(Char.IsDigit(e.KeyChar) || e.KeyChar == '\b' || e.KeyChar = '.');
}

doesn't work in my code and I have no idea why so an easier or explained solution would be preferable.

Member 13068046 21-Mar-17 19:15pm View

You were right, the moment I removed them everything worked. Thank you so much!

Member 13068046 21-Mar-17 19:14pm View

Thank you very much! I didn't spot that.

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