I am using the DatePicker control in the original WPF toolkit.
I am trying to remove the DatePicker from the tab order.
Setting properties like IsTabStop or TabIndex or KeyboardNavigation.IsTabStop don't really work. Setting TabIndex to -1 for example removes it from the tab order until I reach the end of the tab order on my form and it cycles back to the beginning (which is the behavior I want). Once it has cycled the DatePicker is back in the tab order.
The problem seems to be that DatePicker encapsulates a TextBox which is the actual tab stop.
How can I set the IsTabStop property of DatePicker's TextBox in XAML?
This seems to do the trick:
KeyboardNavigation.TabNavigation="None"
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I have an Xtra Tab Control which contains 6 tab pages. On each of these tab pages lives a User Control which contains a Check Edit on a Binding Navigator that I want to default to checked when creating the form as shown below (worth noting that I am using a library for the Binding Navigator and this code cannot be changed):
To do this I thought I'd be fine putting the code in the Initialise method of the User Control so when creating the User Control for each of these tabs I'd be able to set the EditValue to True but unfortunately even when assigning the EditValue to True the EditValue just remains as Nothing (Indeterminate)
I've managed to get the check edit on the first User Control to set by default by using the UserControl_Loaded event, however, for the other 5 tabs the value is not checked as the Loaded event hasn't fired for these yet until the tab is selected.
Any help is appreciated.
Loop through the tabpages to load them
If you look at the pictures I want the white TextBox to be selected instead of the "Doorgaan" CommandButton. This is an userform. Does anyone know how I can change this?
How i want it :
How it is:
Depending how you want it to interact with the user, you can set different things.
If you don't want user to be able to Tab there then make the button property TabStop to False, otherwise change the order of the Tab by the property TabIndex.
Note you can manually "Activate" a control by the .SetFocus method in your code to make it the current activated control. e.g. TextBox1.SetFocus
You probably have the properties TabIndex = 0 for the Button and 1 for the TextBox. By default the control with the least TabIndex will have the focus. Just set TabIndex = 0 for the TextBox.
My question is the opposite of this one (Remove "X" button at the end of a TextBox).
I have a vanilla TextBox (with TextWrapping set to NoWrap), but I'm not seeing the clear cross delete button.
This is a store/universal/winrt app, so it's a Windows.UI.Xaml.Controls.TextBox.
I haven't got any overrides for the default template in App.xaml either.
Any ideas?
If you can afford it, you can use Telerik UI for Windows Phone. It has a textbox control with a built in clear button.
Other route would be implementing your own user control. It should be rather easy.
I am working in Silverlight. In my Silverlight Application there is One Textbox and One Popup with Listbox.
When i Write any text in Textbox then my popup is open But i want to extend one more thing when i press Down Arrow Key that time i want to set focus in listbox item.
I have also try many thing and still i not getting any solution.
I also try this
int selectedIndex = lstRoot.SelectedIndex;
lstRoot.SelectedIndex = 0;
lstRoot.Focus();
lstRoot.SelectedIndex = selectedIndex;
Still focus is not set in lstRoot.
Please help me....!!
Try this.
lstRoot.SelectedItem = modelItem;
lstRoot.Focus();
Use ScrollViewer for scrolling Item and In Popup add Listbox for display items and you can easily set focus on listbox's item.
for eg.
lstRoot.Focus();
It through set focus on current scrolled item and easily up and down in listbox item.
I have a bunch of buttons on a form and when the person presses TAB I want the focus of the controls move in a specific order. Does anyone know how to do this?
If you have form with lots of control then manage tab index by below method:
Open form in design mode.
Click on “View” from toolbar --> “Tab Order” at bottom.
Example:
Then just click on controls one by one in order that you want to set tab order.
You can do this in the Designer as well, see Setting the TabIndex property of many form controls in Visual Studio?
Each item in your form-designer should have a TabIndex property.
Set the TabIndex in ascending order. (low-to-high)
Change the TabIndex property of your controls and enumerate them according to your need.