hi, this is the first time i've posted to this board, though i have been a devoted lurker for some time
i have been working in vb.net and run into a couple problems that seem to require solutions involving what was in previous versions of vb, refered to as gotfocus/lostfocus events. however, it seems that though people online refer to them, my vb.net does not have them
just to show i've not lost my mind http://www.ondotnet.com/pub/a/dotnet...rms.html?page=
this guy's article refers to the System.Windows. Forms.Control class as having .lostfocus and .gotfocus events, however when i did the same in my program, it has none
perhaps i have failed to include something in the project, and perhaps my version is out-of-date. here are my version #s
ide: 7.0.946
..net: 1.0.370
any suggestions are appreciated 4  10451 
Tools---->Options----->Text Editor---->Basic ----->General. Then uncheck the
box that says Hide Advanced Members
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news:AD******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... hi, this is the first time i've posted to this board, though i have been a
devoted lurker for some time.
i have been working in vb.net and run into a couple problems that seem to
require solutions involving what was in previous versions of vb, refered to
as gotfocus/lostfocus events. however, it seems that though people online
refer to them, my vb.net does not have them.
just to show i've not lost my mind,
http://www.ondotnet.com/pub/a/dotnet...ms.html?page=3
this guy's article refers to the System.Windows. Forms.Control class as
having .lostfocus and .gotfocus events, however when i did the same in my
program, it has none.
perhaps i have failed to include something in the project, and perhaps my
version is out-of-date. here are my version #s: ide: 7.0.9466
.net: 1.0.3705
any suggestions are appreciated.
thanks for posting
i uncheckd what you suggested, but it doesnt seem to have done anything. i still do not have any gotfocus/lostfocus events
----- yEaH rIgHt wrote: ----
Tools---->Options----->Text Editor---->Basic ----->General. Then uncheck th
box that says Hide Advanced Member
"dudzcom" <an*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in messag
news:AD******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com.. hi, this is the first time i've posted to this board, though i have been
devoted lurker for some time i have been working in vb.net and run into a couple problems that seem t
require solutions involving what was in previous versions of vb, refered t
as gotfocus/lostfocus events. however, it seems that though people onlin
refer to them, my vb.net does not have them just to show i've not lost my mind
http://www.ondotnet.com/pub/a/dotnet...rms.html?page=
this guy's article refers to the System.Windows. Forms.Control class a
having .lostfocus and .gotfocus events, however when i did the same in m
program, it has none perhaps i have failed to include something in the project, and perhaps m
version is out-of-date. here are my version #s ide: 7.0.946
.net: 1.0.370 any suggestions are appreciated
It's not in the dropdown box. Just write your own event handler like this:
Private Sub TextBox1_LostFo cus(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArg s) Handles TextBox1.LostFo cus
End Sub
Have you tried to use the Leave and Enter events of the control?
"dudzcom" <an*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in message
news:CF******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... thanks for posting.
i uncheckd what you suggested, but it doesnt seem to have done anything.
i still do not have any gotfocus/lostfocus events.
----- yEaH rIgHt wrote: -----
Tools---->Options----->Text Editor---->Basic ----->General. Then
uncheck the box that says Hide Advanced Members
"dudzcom" <an*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in message
news:AD******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... > hi, this is the first time i've posted to this board, though i have
been a devoted lurker for some time. >> i have been working in vb.net and run into a couple problems that
seem to require solutions involving what was in previous versions of vb,
refered to as gotfocus/lostfocus events. however, it seems that though people
online refer to them, my vb.net does not have them. >> just to show i've not lost my mind, >
http://www.ondotnet.com/pub/a/dotnet...ms.html?page=3 > this guy's article refers to the System.Windows. Forms.Control class
as having .lostfocus and .gotfocus events, however when i did the same
in my program, it has none. >> perhaps i have failed to include something in the project, and
perhaps my version is out-of-date. here are my version #s: > ide: 7.0.9466
> .net: 1.0.3705 >> any suggestions are appreciated.
>
thank you YR
i just figured that all the possible features would be included in the dropdown. didn't figure that just writing it in would work. thank you. you have helped a great deal.
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