这正是设计已验证/正在验证事件的目的。

下面是MSDN上关于这个主题的文章:http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.control.validating.aspx

TL;DR版本:检查validate事件中的. text属性，并在数据无效时设置e.Cancel=True。

当你设置e.Cancel=True时，用户不能离开这个字段，但是你需要给他们一些错误的反馈。我将方框的背景颜色更改为浅红色，以表示有问题。确保将其设置回SystemColors。窗口时调用一个良好的值。

这是我的方法:

using linq (easy to modify filter) copy/paste proof code keeps caret position when you press a forbidden character accepts left zeroes and any size numbers private void numeroCuenta_TextChanged(object sender, EventArgs e) { string org = numeroCuenta.Text; string formated = string.Concat(org.Where(c => (c >= '0' && c <= '9'))); if (formated != org) { int s = numeroCuenta.SelectionStart; if (s > 0 && formated.Length > s && org[s - 1] != formated[s - 1]) s--; numeroCuenta.Text = formated; numeroCuenta.SelectionStart = s; } }

我在CodePlex上做了一些东西。

它通过拦截TextChanged事件来工作。如果结果是一个好的数字，它将被存储。如果是错误的，最后的好值将恢复。源代码有点太大，不适合在这里发布，但这里有一个指向处理此逻辑核心的类的链接。

简单的回答是:

_textBox.TextChanged += delegate(System.Object o, System.EventArgs e)
{
    TextBox _tbox = o as TextBox;
    _tbox.Text = new string(_tbox.Text.Where(c => (char.IsDigit(c)) || (c == '.')).ToArray());
};

在我们的网页与文本框的定义，我们可以添加一个onkeypress事件只接受数字。它不会显示任何消息，但它将防止您输入错误。它为我工作，用户不能输入任何除了数字。

<asp:TextBox runat="server" ID="txtFrom"
     onkeypress="if(isNaN(String.fromCharCode(event.keyCode))) return false;">

这可能有用。它允许“真实”数值，包括正确的小数点和前面的加号或减号。从相关的KeyPress事件中调用它。

       private bool IsOKForDecimalTextBox(char theCharacter, TextBox theTextBox)
    {
        // Only allow control characters, digits, plus and minus signs.
        // Only allow ONE plus sign.
        // Only allow ONE minus sign.
        // Only allow the plus or minus sign as the FIRST character.
        // Only allow ONE decimal point.
        // Do NOT allow decimal point or digits BEFORE any plus or minus sign.

        if (
            !char.IsControl(theCharacter)
            && !char.IsDigit(theCharacter)
            && (theCharacter != '.')
            && (theCharacter != '-')
            && (theCharacter != '+')
        )
        {
            // Then it is NOT a character we want allowed in the text box.
            return false;
        }



        // Only allow one decimal point.
        if (theCharacter == '.'
            && theTextBox.Text.IndexOf('.') > -1)
        {
            // Then there is already a decimal point in the text box.
            return false;
        }

        // Only allow one minus sign.
        if (theCharacter == '-'
            && theTextBox.Text.IndexOf('-') > -1)
        {
            // Then there is already a minus sign in the text box.
            return false;
        }

        // Only allow one plus sign.
        if (theCharacter == '+'
            && theTextBox.Text.IndexOf('+') > -1)
        {
            // Then there is already a plus sign in the text box.
            return false;
        }

        // Only allow one plus sign OR minus sign, but not both.
        if (
            (
                (theCharacter == '-')
                || (theCharacter == '+')
            )
            && 
            (
                (theTextBox.Text.IndexOf('-') > -1)
                ||
                (theTextBox.Text.IndexOf('+') > -1)
            )
            )
        {
            // Then the user is trying to enter a plus or minus sign and
            // there is ALREADY a plus or minus sign in the text box.
            return false;
        }

        // Only allow a minus or plus sign at the first character position.
        if (
            (
                (theCharacter == '-')
                || (theCharacter == '+')
            )
            && theTextBox.SelectionStart != 0
            )
        {
            // Then the user is trying to enter a minus or plus sign at some position 
            // OTHER than the first character position in the text box.
            return false;
        }

        // Only allow digits and decimal point AFTER any existing plus or minus sign
        if  (
                (
                    // Is digit or decimal point
                    char.IsDigit(theCharacter)
                    ||
                    (theCharacter == '.')
                )
                &&
                (
                    // A plus or minus sign EXISTS
                    (theTextBox.Text.IndexOf('-') > -1)
                    ||
                    (theTextBox.Text.IndexOf('+') > -1)
                )
                &&
                    // Attempting to put the character at the beginning of the field.
                    theTextBox.SelectionStart == 0
            )
        {
            // Then the user is trying to enter a digit or decimal point in front of a minus or plus sign.
            return false;
        }

        // Otherwise the character is perfectly fine for a decimal value and the character
        // may indeed be placed at the current insertion position.
        return true;
    }