Using WinValidator This section is your gateway to important task-based information that will help you to effectively use the various features and functionalities provided by the WinValidator™ control. Validate during a Specific Event Validate a Single Control Validate All Controls Associated with WinValidator Val...
Validate a Group of Controls WinValidator™ allows you to validate a single control, validate all controls associated with WinValidator, as well as validate a group of controls. You can create a group of controls by instantiating a new instance of a ValidationGroup object. Once created, you need to add this object ...
Validate a Range of Values WinValidator™ can validate several different scenarios, one of which is a range of values. Using the RangeCondition object, you can test to see if a specific value is within the range by setting minimum and maximum values. When instantiating a new RangeCondition object, the third constru...
Validate a Single Control WinValidator™ can validate any in-box control. You can validate a control during its Validating event, one of its property changed events, or manually by calling the Validate method. The simplest of these types of validation is calling the Validate method. The Validate method has several ...
Validate All Controls Associated with WinValidator In order for WinValidator to validate a control, you need to associate that control with WinValidator™. You can do this in one of several ways. Associate a control at design time You can associate any control on your form with WinValidator at design time by locati...
Validate during a Specific Event Not only can WinValidator™ validate all Ultimate UI for Windows Forms controls and components, it can also validate any in-box, windows forms control or component. WinValidator validates a control at a specific time, or in other words, during a specific event. You can choose during...
WinValidator If you’re looking for an area that houses all of the overview/task-based information related to the WinValidator™ component, you’ve come to the right place. This section contains valuable information about WinValidator, ranging from what the control does and why you would want to use it in your applic...
About WinWeekView The WinWeekView™ is a Windows Forms control that displays data over a one-week span. The following is a list of some of the functionalities available in WinWeekView: Viewing — Allows the viewing of appointments, notes, owners, and other items over a one-week span. Adding/Updating/Removing — Allow...
API Overview This section lists each namespace that is relevant to the control. We also give you several key classes that you will be using while programming with this control. The namespaces and classes on this page link directly into our API documentation. WinWeekView Namespace: Infragistics.Win.UltraWinSchedule...
Display the Background Image Behind the Days of WinWeekView The following example demonstrates how to use the WinWeekView’s™ CalendarLook Object to display the UltraWeekView’s ImageBackground behind the days using the element’s rich alpha-blending capabilities. This can be used to, for example, display a corporate...