How to Disable/Enable keyboard Inputs on Form Load in ASP.net

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I am developing a Online Learning Project in ASP.net using C sharp coding, If a user clicks start button i making ppt to run automatically for learning via coding but i want to block the some of the keyboard inputs while learning in online and if the user close the form then all keyboard inputs should work properly, so can any one suggest me , how to block some keyboard inputs in form load. Thanks in Advance . :)

Posted 3-Oct-13 5:10am

SARAVANAKUMAR.M

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JoCodes 3-Oct-13 12:15pm

Which is the "some" of the keyboard inputs you want to block?Any code you have tried so far??

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idenizeni · Answer 1 · 2013-10-03T06:21:00

Solution 1

You could use javascript to cancel the key events that you don't want to do anything. See this CP article...

Working With JavaScript Events[^]

Posted 3-Oct-13 6:21am

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ridoy · Answer 2 · 2013-10-03T06:41:00

Solution 2

You could have a look here:
Low-level Windows API hooks from C# to stop unwanted keystrokes[^]

Posted 3-Oct-13 6:41am

ridoy