Stop SelectedIndexChanged from Firing on Form Load Event
If you are using SelectedIndexChanged in your ComboBox may be you encounter a problem with events being fired even if you did not click the ComboBox.
This happens when you open and close your Windows Form. The workaround for this is to use RemoveHandler statement.
Here’s an example:
- RemoveHandler CreditTermIDComboBox.SelectedIndexChanged, AddressOf CreditTermIDComboBox_SelectedIndexChanged
And when you’re done executing the Form Load event you have to add back the handler again by using the AddHandler statement.
Here’s an example:
- AddHandler CreditTermIDComboBox.SelectedIndexChanged, AddressOf CreditTermIDComboBox_SelectedIndexChanged
The above example is good a solution but there is a better one for this by using the SelectionChangeCommitted event.
SelectionChangeCommitted event occurs when the selected item has changed and that change is displayed in the ComboBox.
By using SelectionChangeCommitted event you do not need to declare RemoveHandler and AddHandler statement.
Note: SelectedIndexChanged event is fired only if it is bound to a DataSet.
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