On 01/31/13 10:09 AM, Ken Dibble wrote:
Even if there was some way to make this work, it's a bad idea to tie validation code to the controls that display the data. If you need to handle the same data elsewhere, now you have to duplicate your validation code.
I NEVER put the validation code in the form. The Valid() or LostFocus() method does nothing but call a validation method in the business object. I have several cases where 8 or 10 fields call the same validation method (main case, checking ranges of numeric fields). e.g., DiameterA calls oOrder.NumVal(15,30) while ThicknessA calls oOrder.NumVal(5,7.8).
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