How to report a possible .Net Framework Bug

[Guest]

I discovered a possible bug in the 1.1 version of the .Net Framework and with
like to know how and where to report the it.

 

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

I discovered a possible bug in the 1.1 version of the .Net Framework and with
like to know how and where to report the it.

Personally, I'd post about it here first - most of the supposed bugs
I've seen reported here have turned out not to be bugs after all.

After that, I'd check whether or not it's in the 2.0 beta, and if it
is, report it on
http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/productfeedback/default.aspx

If it's not, a post here may well get MS attention, and I can escalate
it if necessary.

 

[Guest]

Thanks Jon, I will post my issue here in a new thread.

 

[Guest]

I don't seem to be getting any response from my posting about the posssible
..net bug so I am posting it here as well:

I have created a MDI application with 2 childforms using VB.Net and VS 2003.
Each childform has some textboxes and a few buttons. The textboxes have a
keypress handler that checks for the Enter key being pressed and then
converts it to a tab key so that the next control gets the focus.

The event handler works fine when you first open a childform. However, when
you click on any of the buttons and then open the other childform and then
switch back to the first childform, then put the cursor back into the text
box and hit enter, the form will invoke the event handler for the button you
clicked before you switched between child windows. It will no longer invoke
the KeyPress handler that's hooked up to the textbox.

However when I recreate the mdi app using VS 2002 the app works as expected
without any of the above problems.

 

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

I don't seem to be getting any response from my posting about the posssible
.net bug so I am posting it here as well:

I would suggest posting it in the Windows Forms group, along with a
short but complete program which demonstrates the problem. I'm afraid I
personally don't know much about MDI, but I'd imagine that with a
demonstration program and a full description, you'd get a response on
the Windows Forms group.