VISUAL STUDIO ERRORPROVIDER EXAMPLE HOW TO

No to be too harsh, but when submitting to this site, you might want consider the quality of your work. Still after running it, I was not impressed. I recompiled it in Visual Studio 2005 and changed all the junk it was griping about. Just very useful when rules are specific regarding the situation. Ok this code must have been based on some old. This.NotifyPropert圜hanged('ToolTipNameEnable') This.NotifyPropert圜hanged('BordertbName') Then ViewModel : private string errorName

VISUAL STUDIO ERRORPROVIDER EXAMPLE HOW TO

Step by Step 3.5 shows how to use the ErrorProvider component. If the error message is empty, no error icon is displayed, and the field is considered correct. The error message string is set by the SetError () method. I set my TextBox, with a BorderBrush, and ToolTip, regarding my conditions I will Hide/Display ToolTip and color border :Ĭode Behind (LostFocus = Leave for whom used to WindowsForm) : private void tbName_LostFocus(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) The ErrorProvider component displays an error icon next to a field, based on the error message string. I think using MVVM is very well adapted to manage any situation :

In the case of an internationalised application(in my case), external libraries have no access to Resources where are translations, so I cannot set appropriated message.

This works only if the rule is always the same for a same class (in my case I have some quantities, that sometimes can be negative, sometimes not).Using responseTemplate makes the response slower when displaying the error.I could test Simon P.Stevens tutorial, but honestly I didn't like it that much : First excuse me for commenting a such old discussion, but this could help as I had exactly the same question, and Simon's link helped me to 'begin with something'

Visual studio errorprovider example