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StrataFrame User
 
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| | I have a sales order window with the standard, run-of-the-mill browse dialog. It works fine. The first search field in the search list is the Order ID. This is an integer field. The browse dialog presents a textbox control for the user to enter an Order ID. If a user enters anything other than numeric characters (0-9), then the system generates two (2) identical exceptions: "Input string was not in a correct format." This is quite frustrating for a number (pardon the pun) of reasons: 1) The user gets slapped with a error handling event which shouldn't even be happening; 2) I am being sent two trouble tickets for each single event that occurs. 3) The application (not StrataFrame...I am positive that I am doing something wrong) looks like it cannot even handle simple data conversions at a very basic level. 
What do I do to solve this problem? Thanks,
Bill |
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StrataFrame User
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| | Is the answer the "field mask?" If so, what mask would I use? I currently have a 5 digit Order ID. If I make the mask #####, then as soon as the ID hits six digits, I will have to rollout and update. What mask will work here? Or, is there another way? Thanks,
Bill |
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StrataFrame Developer
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| | Yes, you will want to use a mask. That is why it is avaialble on a search field item. You can refer to the standard .NET help docs on this one as it is just a standard SF Masked Text box which inherits from a System.Windows.Forms.MaskedTextBox. You could also drop one on a form and play with the masked settings until you get what you want and then apply that to your search field. But more than likely you will want to supply: 00000 as the mask. |
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