I have one split container.
In panel1 of split container, it has 2 PANEL, first panel contains 2 buttons and 1 combobox. second panel contains 2 labels. I had tried to set tabIndex of label control to 0
but when I run program button gets focus by default. When I press TAB key, next button gets focus after that "combobox" gets focus after that again button1 gets focus. But label never get the focus. Why it is so and hoe to solve this ? I want label to get focus or I wish those buttons and combo will never receive a focus.
Thanks
Rahul
You can't set focus on a label because labels do not accept input. Only controls that accept input can be focussed.
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Assume the following situation:
FrmBase has a TPanel named PnlClient, align alClient
FrmDescendant inherits from FrmBase
In FrmDescendant I change a PnlClient property
In FrmDescendant I place another control (say another TPanel named PnlDescendant) on PnlClient and align it alClient.PnlDescendant now completely covers PnlClient
I place lots of other components on PnlDescendant, not necessarily aligned, so I'm afraid to change PnlDescendant (e.g. setting align to alNone and resizing) and lose positions
How can I execute 'revert to inherited' for PnlClient?
There's nothing in the main menu, or in the popup menu for the controls in the Structure View...
Currently using Delphi 10.4.1 Sydney
This is easy for a keyboard user like myself:
Click on PnlDescendant in the form editor to make it the focused and selected control.
Press Esc to select its parent, PnlClient.
Press the Menu key on your keyboard to display the context menu of PnlClient. If you have a cheap keyboard without a Menu key, press Shift+F10 instead.
Click on "Revert to Inherited". (Or, much faster: press the menu item's underlined character, probably I.)
(But notice that this will remove PnlDescendant completely. Probably you didn't want that, but that's how it works.)
I have an autosuggest component (with a TextField from material-ui), my issue is that after selecting a value from the autosuggest (eg. with the mouse), the suggestion remains open since the input still has the focus
How do I navigate to the next focusable element programmatically?
I'm pretty good at VBA but transitioning to Google Sheet scripting is killing me:
I have a drawing shape, with a textbox named
(by the end product there will be 6 text boxes, with identical actions)
I want to have a script which makes it so when I click the text box, the value increases by one.
I also have a reset textbox, which says reset, and when clicked, will set all 6 other textbox values to zero.
In excel, I had the following: subs for each shape which increased the textframe + 1, and a reset sub, but none of that language works in Google.
Please help.
I have also used VBA. Google currently has no equivalent to textframe. It has been requested. There are a number of like things you can try. The link below has a few examples. The first sheet (menu) has a menu named testing. It has four options. On open they will show multiple options. There are three named Button1, Button2, and Button3. Each shows a count. The count is set to 0 on open. If Button1 is clicked, A1 will be 1 and the testing menu will change to Button1 count=1. Clicking Button2 will change A2 to one and the testing menu will now show Botton1 count=1, Button2 count=1, Button3 count=0. The menu option Clear counts sets all button counts back to 0. Actually, the menu is replaced each time. The buttons tab has buttons that increase cell counts in total or separately.The button text does not change. I hope this gives you some ideas.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ysr90k38hir-Kz8HTRY-vw6e7KFGJJWnNwlt2azzopk/edit?usp=sharing
I'm trying to count (and sum up) different (physical) items and input those counts in a spreadsheet. Is there a way to increase (or decrease) an integer in a field in OpenOffice Calc? Mouse or keyboard input.
Either a shortcut+macro combination or something along the lines of these (fictive) arrows:
i.e. pressing up would increase the field to value 43
In fact I would be happy for any suggestion for an open programme that would digitalize such input and produce some sort of csv or similar output.
Via View - Toolbars - Form Controls get the toolbar Form Controls visible.
There you have Spin Button control (see tooltips).
Insert this on the sheet by clicking it and pull the size of it with the mouse. Pull it longer than width.
Right click the control and select Control... from the context menu.
On the Data tab set the Linked cell to A3 for example.
Now switch the design mode to off by clicking the corresponding button at the toolbar Form Controls (see tooltips).
I am working on a ToDo list app wherein I keep the focus on the textbox input after the user adds a ToDo item.
Now, the problem is, when the user adds some text input and hits the add button, the focus on the textbox is lost so the keyboard disappears and then the focus gets back to the textbox. So, the keyboard disappears and appears again in a short interval. As you can imagine, this is bad UX.
How do I set the keyboard to be shown explicitly when the focus is on the input button?
I fixed it by setting the focus onto the textbox first when I click the add button then do the actual adding stuff.