Hello,
I'm developing an webclient with ASP.NET in VB, which will be used by
european and chinese users.
So the fields in die underlying database are defined as nvarchar. I've
installed the support for east-asian-font in my Windows XP and the IME
for chinese input works, but...
I've designed a little prototype of the planed application in ASP.NET
and I can input chinese charakters in the webform.textbox, but I can't
use the full functions of IME. I don't get the additional window, where
I can select the right character, when the input isn't unique.
For winforms.textbox there is an property called IMEmode to control the
IME but the webforms.textbox hasn't this property.
Has anyone a suggestion how to solve this problem?
Achim Ruopp [MSFT] - 26 May 2005 19:43 GMT
As far as we understand your message, you are able to use the IME but have
trouble switching its mode. It's not a part of Web functionality so that
you should be able to enter any mode you want in IE.
Switching the IME mode (On/Off/Kana etc.. ) is available as an extension of
DHTML in IE, but nothing is done in the web controls of ASP.NET.