2010/10/4 Biro Zoltan :
> Thank you very much Johny!
>
> BUT!
>
> I can evaluate the key pressed with keypress event, but I cannot make
> the cursor to leave this textbox and to move to the next textbox.
>
> My example:
>
> PUBLIC SUB factura_KeyPress()
> IF Key.Code = Key.Enter OR Key.Code = Key.
Op 04-10-10 11:02, Zoltan Biro schreef:
> Hello everybody..
>
> Can somebody told me how I can make the cursor to leave textbox
> with a simple key?
> By defaul I can leave these controls only with the tab or directional
> keys..this is very unconfortable.
> Thank you for your answer in advan
Hi all!
I evaluated the last key pressed in a valuebox with the keypress
event. If the value of the key pressed is I wish to make the
cursor to leave the current valuebox and to move to next object (a value
box or command button etc.)
How can I make this? Is a method to set the focus to an anot
NewTextBox.SetFocus() ?
Jussi
On Mon, Oct 4, 2010 at 15:55, Biro Zoltan wrote:
> Thank you very much Johny!
>
> BUT!
>
> I can evaluate the key pressed with keypress event, but I cannot make
> the cursor to leave this textbox and to move to the next textbox.
>
> My example:
>
> PUBLIC SUB fact
Thank you very much Johny!
BUT!
I can evaluate the key pressed with keypress event, but I cannot make
the cursor to leave this textbox and to move to the next textbox.
My example:
PUBLIC SUB factura_KeyPress()
IF Key.Code = Key.Enter OR Key.Code = Key.Return THEN
' here is neccesary a
Hello everybody..
Can somebody told me how I can make the cursor to leave textbox
with a simple key?
By defaul I can leave these controls only with the tab or directional
keys..this is very unconfortable.
Thank you for your answer in advance.
Best regards,
Zoli B.
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