I have an UltraCalendarCombo and I want to code against its ValueChanged event so that if the date changes a schedule is automatically recalculated. I have noticed a problem where the ValueChanged event is raised simply by placing the cursor in the control's text area and then leaving the control.
I initially thought this was a bug in my code as we have derived a custom control from the UltraCalendarCombo. For testing purposes I placed an actual UltraCalendarCombo on the form, instead of the derived one and still had the same problem occur.
Can someone tell me if this a bug or a feature and if there is a workaround or property that can be changed?
This is a C# .NET 2.0 WinForms project using VS 2005 and Infragistic's .NetAdvantage 6.3 for Windows Form.
That sounds like a bug, but you are using a relatively old version of the control; you might want to try with the latest.
I'm having a similar problem with version 8.2. In my case, the ValueChanged event fires sometimes when the drop-down button is clicked (but before a different date is selected). I'm not sure exactly how, but this leads to a dispose call on the form and then a null-reference error. Any ideas on this one?
Thanks!
Ted