"Dikhi" <Di***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:20FFA660-4900-493B-814F-EAF228DBB5DB@microsoft.com...
>I have problem with a control when its causesValidation property is set to
> true.
>
> It is actually happens in .NET Framework 1.1.
>
> When I lost focus from this control to another control within a user
> control
> by clicking the target control, I can't really cancel the validating
> event.
>
> It won't happen if I move the focus to other control within the form, or
> within the same container of the source control.
>
> another different behavior when the application is ran in Terminal Server.
>
> + Steps to Reproduce:
> Let say the source control is a textbox and the target control within a
> usercontrol is a checkbox. When I click the checkbox, the checked value is
> changed and so does the validating event of the source control. So, the
> focus
> remains in the source control, but the target control is excecuted too.
> Sample application is in:
> http://www.geocities.com/dikhi/downloads/WindowsApplication2.zip
>
> + Actual Results:
> In Windows XP:
> The focus remains in the textbox, but the checked value of the checkbox is
> changed.
>
> In Terminal Server:
> The focus is moved to the target control.
>
> + Expected Results:
> In WIndows XP:
> The focus is still in the source control (already correct), but
> The target control (checkbox) shouldn't change its checked value.
>
> In Terminal Server:
> The same as the Windows XP
>
> Many thanks in advance.