Silverlight / WPF - Focus only on WPF usercontrol
Asked By Lokesh M
03-Feb-12 09:55 AM
Hi,
Background:
Have a window in wpf called "Window1.xaml" it contains a button(button1) control and a textbox(textbox1)
On click of button1, it displays usercontrol(visibility set to true).
Problem:
when end user press keyboard tab button, it is focusing on textbox1 and button1 too.
rather, would expect to focus only on the controls present in usercontrol.
plz advise.
thanks
Lokesh.
Robbe Morris replied to Lokesh M
Do your own homework. You write the code and then if you something specific in "your" code, post your question here.
D Company replied to Lokesh M
Hello Friend.
The best option to achieve this is attach an event handler to the tab event of the control present in user control that event handler change the focus.
So say you have textBox1 present in user control. In the tab event handler for textBox1 you can do something like this.
private void textBox1_Tab(object sender, KeyEventArgs e)
{
if (e.Key == Key.Tab)
textBox1.Focus();
}
give a try to this approach, and cutomize it according to your plan, will help you.
Regards
D
[)ia6l0 iii replied to Lokesh M
If you want an element not to be focused, as in your case, you need to set its
Focusable property to false. You can also use the "FocusVisualStyle" attribute.
So, Set the Focusable property on the textbox1 and button1 to false.
Let me know If I have misunderstood you.
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