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Alex Glass - 19 Sep 2004 07:33 GMT

Can anyone explain why keypress events arent detected by my form if there
are text controls on it and how to set it up so the form will handle the
keypress events?

Thanks in advance..

-Alex

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Jared - 19 Sep 2004 13:14 GMT

Make sure the forms KeyPreview property is set to true.

> Can anyone explain why keypress events arent detected by my form if there
> are text controls on it and how to set it up so the form will handle the
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> -Alex

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FUCKTARD - 20 Sep 2004 07:04 GMT

Well after testing this, using keypreview works for textboxes but not for
comboboxes... Is there another property that I need to set?

-Alex

> Make sure the forms KeyPreview property is set to true.
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Jared - 20 Sep 2004 12:06 GMT

That should work, make sure the DropDownStyle property is set to something
that accepts input.

> -Alex
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FUCKTARD - 20 Sep 2004 22:03 GMT

If dropdownstyle = dropdownlist keypreview works, if dropdownstyle =
dropdown, it doesnt work...
I actually use both. Any idea how to make it work with
dropdownstyle.dropdown without having to create event handlers for each
individual control?

-Alex

> That should work, make sure the DropDownStyle property is set to something
> that accepts input.
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FUCKTARD - 20 Sep 2004 06:55 GMT

Thanks for the info Jared

> Can anyone explain why keypress events arent detected by my form if there
> are text controls on it and how to set it up so the form will handle the
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> -Alex

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