Hi,
I have a bounded Ultracombo having following items in the list.
ID Code--------------------1 A 2 B3 Ccombo is binded with a table having two columns, ID and Code. DisplayMember is Code and ValueMember is ID. Whenever we type any data that is not in the list then ValueChanged event is firing twp times. Lets say I typed D in combo then
First time UltraCombo.Value comes as null and second time it comes as the data I typed ( "D" ). This is happening in 9.1 version dlls.In 8.1 version dlls it was working fine ( ValueChanged event was firing only once ). We were using 8.1 dlls and out application was designed to check value null for invalid data. After upgading the dlls all these problems get started.. Its crashing our application..
Are you guys going to fix this bug?
Thanks,Dhananjay
Sorry, I guess I was thinking about UltraComboEditor. There are no such events on UltraCombo.If you don't need multiple columns in your list, you might want to consider using UltraComboEditor, instead of UltraCombo. I don't think this problem occurred in both controls.
Hi Mike,
Can't find any Before/AfterExitEditMode events for UltraCombo. Anyway, thanks a lot for the info.
I don't think there's any way to work around this.
You can try using the Before/AfterExitEditMode events.
There is no event that fires when the user is finished typing, because it's impossible for the control to know when they are "finished". You might be able to make use of the Validating event, which will fire when they try to leave the control.
But personally, I doubt that any of these events will help.
Any work around you may think of? I don't think by any chances our company will take the risk to upgrade it to v10.3.
May I know what is the event UltraCombo control fire when it out of the edit mode? Or may I know what is the event fire when user finished entering the text manually in the text box?
Thank you very much.
If the latest service release for 8.2 is not working, then there's nothing we can do. That version is over 3 years old and is no longer being updated.