I have an asp.net TextBox in which I w开发者_如何学JAVAant to check if the text entered into the TextBox is > 0
. It works once I tab out or click out of the TextBox, but if I keep focus on the TextBox, it won't fire the Text Changed Event, so I have the following scenario, I want to enable something if and only if the TextBox.Text.Length = 0
. Now, if I put my caret in the TextBox and delete all the characters and then leave the caret in the TextBox so it still has focus and take my mouse and click a button, it will not do what it was supposed to do because it never fired the Text Changed Event. How would something like this be handled?
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The best idea is to write some client-side javascript to do what you want. The TextChanged event handler requires a postback to the server, and posting back to the server before a text box loses focus is impossible. Unless that is what you intend, I would suggest the former.
you can also use the setInterval javascript method to check for a change in the value of the textbox on a timed basis. just remember, you need to use the form name followed by control name and value to reference the control.
setInterval(MethodName, 100);
function MethodName()
{
if(formname.controlid.value.length > 0)
{
//do something here
{
}
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