I'm looking after a event on a form raised when the user changes something on the form .
I can do it by using the validated event on each control but it heavy (I've lot's of control in my form) .
Id there anyway to do it simple ?
Thanks
Veronique collin Monday, February 19, 2007 9:31 AM
- How would you define 'the user changes something on the form'? - Why is using the validated event heavy? If you want to be notified of each change, you will really need to handle all the validated events... (If you mean that it's tedious to manually subscribe to each and every control's Validated event, you can do it programmatically by iterating over the Form.Controls..)
timvw Monday, February 19, 2007 6:29 PM
- How would you define 'the user changes something on the form'? - Why is using the validated event heavy? If you want to be notified of each change, you will really need to handle all the validated events... (If you mean that it's tedious to manually subscribe to each and every control's Validated event, you can do it programmatically by iterating over the Form.Controls..)