In Part 2 we discussed how to validate a control. Now we will cover some techniques that can be utilize for validation.
Validating Techniques:
Regular Expressions:
For more complex validation, such as validating an email address, you may need to…
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You wanted to know what’s new in the 2011 versions of PrimalScript and PrimalForms.
Please check out the brochures we created here:
http://www.sapien.com/assets/pdf/ReasonsToUpgradeToPrimalScript2011.pdf
and here:
http://www.sapien.com/assets/pdf/ReasonsToUpgradeToPrimalForms2011.pdf
These will tell you a little bit about the products and also have…
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Look to the right. There is a new poll. We are curious if you use the Start Page that usually comes up first when you start PrimalScript or PrimalForms.
Come on, it’s just one click, “Yes”, “No” or, if you…
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In Part 1 we discussed the import events and properties that are needed for validation. Now we will discuss how to validate a control.
How do I validate a control?
As it turns out, validating controls depends on what type…
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A good user interface will validate user input to ensure it is in the correct format. This may come in the form of simply checking if there is an entry for a field, such as a name or a more…
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The “Spotlight on Controls” series focuses on a single WinForms control in PrimalForms 2011 , details the important Properties, Methods, and Events of the control and demonstrates how to utilize the control. Most of the information about the controls is…
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Did you ever want to make your forms a little more flashy? How about creating an Awesome Fade In Form? Yeah that’s right I said Awesome!
[Start Deep Voice]
Everybody loves it when their forms make a smooth entrance. Ohhh…
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The Spotlight on Controls series describes the controls, that is, the objects in the System.Windows.Forms namespace, so you can use them effectively when building GUI apps in PowerShell Studio and PrimalScript.
Each post focuses on one control and lists its…
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I had a fun time at last Saturday’s South Florida IT Camp . The camp was a great opportunity to meet old and new friends.
I would like to thank all the IT Camp organizers for allowing me to present…
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SAPIEN code editors usually default to “Courier New” when you install them first. The reason for that is simple: It’s installed on virtually every Windows system since Windows 98.
Once in a while we get a wave of emails asking…
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