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Asked by Sigh_Man in Microsoft Visual Basic.Net
I have created a custom datetimepicker control - basically to make the presentation better when having no date set as well as a couple of other considerations. This control works beautifully IF THE CONTROL IS IN VIEW/DISPLAYED/VISIBLE TO THE USER.
If I try to change its value (DTP1.Value = "8/3/2008") with the control not displayed (eg if DTP1 is on another tab page and not currently shown) then its OLD VALUE IS BEING DISPLAYED when I return to the control. (On further testing, it turns out the .Value of the control IS the correct value ("8/3/2008 in this example) but the displayed value is not correct.)
Of course, I can write a crazy hack which temporarily shows the DTP control whilst I change its value, but that is soooo messy -- there must be a way to force my custom DTP control to show the new date value even though it is not currently in view.
Thanks in advance...
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