**if I had a text box and a button.if I typed a letter in text box then the control has to be automatically focus on the button.so that when I hit enter the code under the button will execute **
I tried button1.focus();// in text box but it transfering the control to button so that I cant able to type in text box.
1.Select the form on which the button resides.
2.In the Properties window, set the form's AcceptButton property to the Button control's name.
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Normally on an excel file, when I click the Menu button on the keyboard, the normal context menu like below first screenshot will show. However I got a new computer and it gives me a totally different context menu like below 2nd screenshot. How can I change excel to show me the context menu like the first screenshot when I click the menu button on the keyboard? Many thanks.
When I select the ActiveX Control Option Button the entire border (box) becomes highlighted. Is there a way to fix this, perhaps change something in Properties, so when I select the button nothing is highlighted?
It is not clear what you mean by "select the button".
If you mean to click on it, have you tried setting the "TakeFocusOnClick" property to False?
Once you've set the property, click the DesignMode button to get out of Design Mode.
The original question is about a "control option button" which is presumably the Option Button. While the 'Command Button' has a TakeFocusOnClick attribute, the Option Button surprisingly does not. Neither does the Check Box.
This property does not appear on the Properties list on the worksheet in Design Mode or on the auto-complete list in the VBA editor, even though they will both take focus on click.
NOTE: ActiveX buttons are far more flexible than the stock "form controls" that appear at the top of the 'Insert' dropdown panel.
I have a search box where I can enter the search text however there is no search button next to it. So we use to press enter button after enter the search text in text box.
Please advise how to handle this in blue prism. I have tried using Global Send Keys however the focus moved out of the search box hence nothing happening
If the mouse focus is inside the text box then you can see a 'X' mark inside it
If I use the global sendkeys then the mouse focus is outside the text box as below
To go about this issue, I would first try to set the focus on the field, by sending a Global Mouse Click Center (not just focus) to the Textbox.
Next, send the "{ENTER}" or "~" key to the Textbox, using Send Global Keys.
I would assume that if that doesn't work, you have spied the container of the Textbox, not the Textbox itself somehow.
Alternatively, as a last resort you can also choose to send a Javascript command to the webpage, in order to trigger the form submission. This can be achieved by using the Navigate stage on the Application Model's top element (highest in hierarchy).
Good luck!
I am creating a windows form using C#. My problem is that I want to set focus on the Text Box control and also select the log in button at the same time.
If I enter something in the Text Box, it accepts that string.
But when I press "Enter" key, I want to fire the log in button click event directly.
Set a KeyUp listener on the TextBox and listen for the Enter key. If they press enter then submit the form. You don't need to specifically select the login button. Focus on the text box.
How do I create a display of text, radio buttons and submit button in Visual Studio such that I can display my text to the user so that
The user cannot edit the text
The user's choice of radio button and the displayed question can be stored on clicking the button
(1) Simple: set enabled="false" for the control
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(2) Store the information from the radio button into a session variable on btn submit click, I'm pretty sure you can edit the string you save