I want to take a textbox, textbox1, and a button, button1. Type in the textbox, and click the button, and the text will be transferred to a textbox in a web browser. For example, type in my textbox, click the button, and the text will move to the body/title of an email.
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I have a simple UserForm containing a prompt, TextInput and 2 buttons (ok & cancel). I want the text input box to be activated when the UserForm opens so that the user can type directly in the box, without having to click there with the mouse first of all. I have looked at this answer:
VBA Make a text box in a UserForm Active when the UserForm activates?
and set the TabIndex of the TextInput to 0.
I have also tried including the line NumericBox.SetFocus to the initialize code. When I set ShowModal to True for the form, both options give the desired outcome, but I really want the form not to be modal. When I set ShowModal to False, the text box is selected (if I hit enter or tab, the selection moves to the OK button (TabIndex 1)), but I can't type straight away in the InputBox - I still need to click with the mouse in the box first.
Is there anyway I can directly type into the input box of a non-modal form as soon as it is opened?
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I have a search popup screen, Inside the popup screen there are Textbox, Go button and DataGridView.
On click of Go button list of records will be loaded in the DataGridView, after this user keyin characters in Textbox
matching records should load in DataGridView without clicking on go Button.
I want to know how to make my Text box (or Address bar) accept the Return/Enter key as a form of submitting a search.
Currently I have a button which submits the search, and not the textbox itself.
Thanks.
Currently I have a button which submits the search, and not the
textbox itself.
Assuming WinForms, set the AcceptButton property of your Form to that Button. Now when you hit enter the button will be automatically clicked for you:
Gets or sets the button on the form that is clicked when the user
presses the ENTER key.
On a form where I display data, if the user clicks the text box I open a virtual keyboard (form) and allow them to click buttons to enter data. When this virtual keyboard is opened, if the path to open was from clicking a text box, the first click in the new form (virtual keyboard) is ignored. If the virtual keyboard form is opened from clicking a button (from the first form), it works fine. I can't find a difference between triggering the virtual keyboard form from either control.
It seems to me that your issue is one of focus. When you trigger the virtual keyboard form to open because of the textbox click, you are somehow immediately returning focus to the caller, and not to the newly opened form. Therefore, you might need something as simple as:
myForm.Focus()
...at the end of the code that is opening the form.
I say this because the first click is "ignored", as you say. I would guess that it's actually consuming that first click as a focus event, and then you get the clicks you want registered as you want after that.
in popup panel, i'll take a textbox n i want in button click event it will convert in hyper link.............