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Mapping enter key in the number key pad to tab key

I have a requirement to map the enter key in the number pad to behave
like a tab key in a asp.net application. Since the keydown event of any
control in asp.net returns 13 (keycode) for both the enter keys I'm not
able to get hold of num pad enter key event. I would appreciate any
help on this.

Nov 21 '05 #1
2 2687
i think youll be unable to diferentiate between enters... they are exactlly
the same...
you must to find another way... may be, you could say to your people to use
the alt + enter to go down... anyway they use one hand on the number pad...

"newbieto.net" wrote:
I have a requirement to map the enter key in the number pad to behave
like a tab key in a asp.net application. Since the keydown event of any
control in asp.net returns 13 (keycode) for both the enter keys I'm not
able to get hold of num pad enter key event. I would appreciate any
help on this.

Nov 21 '05 #2
You should be able to use the Keyup and Keydown events since they pass the
actual key codes for various keys and not the ascii values.
--
Dennis in Houston
"Rothariger" wrote:
i think youll be unable to diferentiate between enters... they are exactlly
the same...
you must to find another way... may be, you could say to your people to use
the alt + enter to go down... anyway they use one hand on the number pad...

"newbieto.net" wrote:
I have a requirement to map the enter key in the number pad to behave
like a tab key in a asp.net application. Since the keydown event of any
control in asp.net returns 13 (keycode) for both the enter keys I'm not
able to get hold of num pad enter key event. I would appreciate any
help on this.

Nov 21 '05 #3

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