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ErrorProvider control is used in Windows Forms application. It is like Validation Control for ASP.NET pages.
ErrorProvider control is used to provide validations in Windows forms and display user friendly messages to the user if the validation fails.
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Saturday, April 26, 2008
What is ErrorProvider control? When would you use it?
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