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Posted: **Fri May 18, 2007 1:49 am**

I have a problem while using UltraCheckBox. I hav placed a checkbox on the form FORM1, and when i check (enable) this checkbox, a property of my object(IsChecked) sets to TRUE and another form FORM2 opens up. Now in this, all my code is placed on _CheckedChanged event.
Now again when i come back to this FORM1 (in edit mode), and my property IsChecked is already set to TRUE, then i m setting this Checkbox's checked to true. Now here i m not manually checking the checkbox, but my code is doing so. My code is cehcking the checkbox and FORM2 loads. This behavior is quite natural, because ultimately _CheckedChanged event is again firing up, leading my FORM2 to load that i really dont want to happen.

All i need is to distinguish between the manual check and code check( when my code is setting its checked property to tru), becos at the time of manual check i need FORM2 to load, but at the time of code check i dont need FORM2. Can u pls tell me some way, where i can differentiate between manual and code checking of a checkbox.

Posted: **Fri May 18, 2007 2:56 am**

The simpliest way to prevent CheckedChanging event from firing while you need to process manual checking/unchecking of the CheckBox is to simply disconnect the event handler from the event. After setting the state of the component you should again connect event to its handler.

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CheckBoxControl1.CheckedChanged -= new EventHandler(CheckBoxControl1_CheckedChanged);
CheckBoxControl1.Checked = !CheckBoxControl1.Checked;
CheckBoxControl1.CheckedChanged += new EventHandler(CheckBoxControl1_CheckedChanged);

Thank you.

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