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Hi,

I have a webpage that has 2 ASP.Net buttons as well as some other
controls. The controls are split up into two, there is a set of Combo
boxes and then there is a single text input box. The controls are
seperated by DIV's to create a TABView. So when clicking on the 1st tab
will show the combo boxes and a button, the second tab will show a text
box and a button.

What I would like is for these buttons to be the default dependant on
which tab was selected. I have managed to find what tab is clicked, but
I need to know how I can set focus on a specified ASP.Net button.

Any ideas. You can view the site: http://www.kitchensink.co.za.

Thanx

Hi,

here's how to "simulate" a button click:

document.forms[0].MyButton.click();

here's for example in an anchor tag:

<a href="javascript:document.forms[0].MyButton.click();">simulate
button click</a>

Also you may use the onkeypress event for the textbox:

<input type=text size=50 class="input_small" id=txtKeyword
name=txtKeyword onkeypress="if(event.keyCode==13){
doSearch(this.value); return false; }" >

Another solution would be to disable the button on the first tab when
the second one is active and vice versa.

Hope this helps,
Nikolay




написа:
> Hi,
>
> I have a webpage that has 2 ASP.Net buttons as well as some other
> controls. The controls are split up into two, there is a set of Combo
> boxes and then there is a single text input box. The controls are
> seperated by DIV's to create a TABView. So when clicking on the 1st tab
> will show the combo boxes and a button, the second tab will show a text
> box and a button.
>
> What I would like is for these buttons to be the default dependant on
> which tab was selected. I have managed to find what tab is clicked, but
> I need to know how I can set focus on a specified ASP.Net button.
>
> Any ideas. You can view the site: http://www.kitchensink.co.za.
>
> Thanx