tab-ordering

How do I skip items when tabbing without using tabindex?

泪湿孤枕 提交于 2019-12-09 14:23:22
问题 Is there a good way, in a javascript onfocus() handler, to trampoline the focus to the next item in the tab order, without having to manually enter the ID of the item that should be next? I built an HTML date picker in Django/jQuery. It's a line edit followed by a calendar icon that pops up a calendar. I want to be able to tab from the line edit to the next input, skipping the link for the calendar icon. I mean for it to be a generalized widget, so I can't hardcode the id of whatever is next

WPF tab order working wrong

非 Y 不嫁゛ 提交于 2019-12-09 03:34:33
问题 I have a view in WPF that I have been fighting to get the tab order correct on. I have three text boxes (lets call them Text1, Text2, and Text3) and two custom controls, each of which has several other text boxes and assorted controls on them (lets call them Custom1 and Custom2). The layout is such that tab flow should go Text1, Text2, Custom1, Custom2, Text3. I have set the TabIndex property on each control to match this ordering, and verified that all of them are set to IsTabStop. The

c# windows form Tab Order

旧城冷巷雨未停 提交于 2019-12-08 23:47:01
问题 I have a windows form in C# project that keeps Student Info. I caught the image: I want to add data with sequential order as follows but when I enter data to Surname textbox, TAB button jumps to E-Mail textbox, then Phone Number textbox and lastly to Date of Birth DateTimePicker. I made all control's TabStop property "False" on the form except these textboxes. And I arranged their TabOrder via Properties Section as follows 0,1,2.. as I intented. But the order followed as I wrote above. Then I

Control Tab Order in Visual Studio 2010

我与影子孤独终老i 提交于 2019-12-07 08:06:15
问题 Is there an easy way of changing the tab order of controls on a complicated form in the Visual Studio forms designer. I know that I can select the Tab Order mode and it shows me all the controls with their tab index, but it is such a pain to add a new control in the middle of a complicated form and have to reselect EVERY control on the form again to set the new tab order. I often find that I have accidentally missed a control and so have to do it all over again. I read on MSDN that it should

C# tab order with radio buttons

我只是一个虾纸丫 提交于 2019-12-06 09:37:00
SO i have a windows form application, there is a textbox which tells you what grocery item you want to select. There are 3 radio buttons answers which you can chose from and a button that submits that answer. What i want is to be able to navigate through those radio buttons using tab . I have tried the tab order thing but it doesnt work. Any suggestions? Windws Forms lets you only Tab into the group. One way to hack around it is to get all Buttons in seperate Groups by putting group boxes around each one of them. Although this allows you to tab through them, they are now disjointed and will

WPF hosting a WinForm, Tab Navigation problems

喜你入骨 提交于 2019-12-05 01:13:13
I have run into issues when hosting a WinForms form within a WindowsFormsHost and the tab navigation. To solve I have made this simple example: Created WPF Window (starting point of app) Created WinForms Form with two TextBox on it WPF window: Added WindowsFormsHost to it WPF window: Added OnLoaded handler WPF window: Added Textbox positioned under the WindowsFormsHost In the OnLoaded handler I got: System.Windows.Forms.Form f = new WinFormsForm(); f.TopLevel = false; f.FormBorderStyle = System.Windows.Forms.FormBorderStyle.None; this.windowsFormsHost1.Child = f; When I now run the application

Where is the Tab Order Assignment dialog in Visual Studio 2012?

蹲街弑〆低调 提交于 2019-12-04 08:48:03
问题 For as long as I can recall, Visual Studio has had an integrate dialog that allows you to easily organize the tab order of your controls. I've just created my first VS 2012 WinForms project, added all of my controls and went to find the Tab Indexing dialog, and it appears to be missing from Visual Studio. I found this MSDN article which states that I can open this dialog by going to FORMAT>Tab order. The problem is that there is no Tab Order option on my FORMAT menu. Alternatively, the

How do I skip items when tabbing without using tabindex?

耗尽温柔 提交于 2019-12-03 23:20:49
Is there a good way, in a javascript onfocus() handler, to trampoline the focus to the next item in the tab order, without having to manually enter the ID of the item that should be next? I built an HTML date picker in Django/jQuery. It's a line edit followed by a calendar icon that pops up a calendar. I want to be able to tab from the line edit to the next input, skipping the link for the calendar icon. I mean for it to be a generalized widget, so I can't hardcode the id of whatever is next and call .focus(). I know I could set tabindex attributes on everything, but that's more manual than I

Where is the Tab Order Assignment dialog in Visual Studio 2012?

你说的曾经没有我的故事 提交于 2019-12-03 00:55:21
For as long as I can recall, Visual Studio has had an integrate dialog that allows you to easily organize the tab order of your controls. I've just created my first VS 2012 WinForms project, added all of my controls and went to find the Tab Indexing dialog, and it appears to be missing from Visual Studio. I found this MSDN article which states that I can open this dialog by going to FORMAT>Tab order. The problem is that there is no Tab Order option on my FORMAT menu. Alternatively, the documentation states th at Ctrl+D should open this dialog. It doesn't. Another alternative is to select the

How to change text field selection order when using tab key

不打扰是莪最后的温柔 提交于 2019-12-02 07:45:24
问题 I'm still trying to think up how to re-word this title. Anyways so I have this contact form on my page here: http://leongaban.com/ When you click in name and fill it out you can then tab to the next field email. After entering in email, it is natural for the user to tab again into the message box. However for some reason my tab selection jumps all the way up to the top of the page and seems to select my portfolio main nav link. A few more tabs and I'm back down into the message textarea. This