Maybe I am not doing this correctly or its just not possible. I am hoping someone has a solution. I have a text box that has date time data. It is the first field accessible control on the screen. I validate this field in a validating event. I also have a button for a calendar pop up that allows the user to select a date. I want to validate unless the user Clicks on the calendar button. The issue is I don't know how to tell if the user clicked the calendar button so I can skip the validate until they have selected a date. I am thinking somewhere the program has to know where I clicked on the screen in case there is no errors it will move the cursor to that control. Just don't know how to access where it is stored.
Code:Private Sub tbCalled_Validating(sender As Object, e As System.ComponentModel.CancelEventArgs) Handles tbCalled.Validating If tbStatus_Key.Text <> Save_StatusKey Then Exit Sub If sender.name = "btnCalled" Then <--- This what I am trying to do Exit Sub <--- ElseIf String.IsNullOrEmpty(tbCalled.Text) Then MsgBox("Called date must be a valid date") 'Is required tbCalled.Text = Save_Called tbCalled.Focus() Exit Sub ElseIf tbCalled.Text = Save_Called Then Exit Sub 'No Change exit ElseIf Not IsDate(tbCalled.Text) Then MsgBox("Called date must be a valid date") tbCalled.Text = Save_Called tbCalled.Focus() End If Dim MyDate As DateTime = DateTime.Parse(tbCalled.Text) Dim MyDate2 As DateTime = dtpLogDate.Value If MyDate < MyDate2 Then MsgBox("Call must be after Error Date") tbCallBack.Text = tbCalled.Text tbCallBack.Focus() Exit Sub End If MyDate = DateTime.Parse(tbCalled.Text) tbCalled.Text = MyDate.ToString("M/d/yyyy h:mm tt") End Sub




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