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Manipulating Forms
arnaro
Member Posts: 29
Hello all,
just wondering if anyone has a way to set the focus to a specific field on a form at run time ???
Ive been using Error() on Validate but that only works with the current field.
What im doing is a form for barcode readers so I need to be able to jump to the next field if the barcode is accepted... and once im at the end bring the focus to the first field...
Im using Attain (finally)
- Arol
just wondering if anyone has a way to set the focus to a specific field on a form at run time ???
Ive been using Error() on Validate but that only works with the current field.
What im doing is a form for barcode readers so I need to be able to jump to the next field if the barcode is accepted... and once im at the end bring the focus to the first field...
Im using Attain (finally)
- Arol
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when opening the form, the focus on the first desired field can be set in the property or with ACTIVATE; in each field you can define, which field should have the focus by NextControl in the properties.