During run time Displaying the cursor in textbox.

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Hi,
How to display the cursor in textbox during run time.

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Balamurugan

Posted 24-Oct-13 1:48am

Balamurugan1989

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phil.o 24-Oct-13 8:03am

You should rephrase (improve) your question, because as it is I guess noone is having a clue about what you are trying to do.
Cursor automatically appears in a TextBox when you click on it (when it receives the focus).
Maybe try myTextBox.SetFocus();?

Balamurugan1989 24-Oct-13 8:08am

Without clicking the cursor should blink. and i got the solution pl see my solution.

phil.o 24-Oct-13 8:13am

Without clicking, and you put your code in the handler of click event?
I definitely do not understand what your are trying to do, sorry :)

Balamurugan1989 24-Oct-13 8:17am

Actually during run time if we r clicking the text box it will blink otherwise it won't but my requirement is to blink without clicking.

Balamurugan1989 24-Oct-13 8:18am

pl see my updated solution.

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Solution 1

you can write the "pointer" property CSS class for that textbox and apply to that class to that textbox

Posted 24-Oct-13 2:02am

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Updated 24-Oct-13 2:03am

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Balamurugan1989 24-Oct-13 8:03am

I'm working in WPf and C#. its not possible der...

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Balamurugan1989 · Accepted Answer · 2013-10-24T02:06:00

Solution 3

Inside the load event or textbox event we need to write the code.
Textbox1.focus();
keyboard.focus(textbox1);

Posted 24-Oct-13 2:06am

Balamurugan1989

Updated 24-Oct-13 2:18am

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