how to set blink cursor in textbox without clicking on it like gmail

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tell me answer bgthn yn 56y 56yu ......

Posted 7-Nov-12 0:01am

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faisal23 7-Nov-12 7:13am

Directly set focus on that text box on form load

Member 9579525 7-Nov-12 7:18am

than u...i have tried that but it wont work....i have to click for enter value in it..

faisal23 7-Nov-12 7:21am

no thats not happen.
Use on form load or other way is tab index set to 0.

Member 9579525 7-Nov-12 7:25am

thanks...

SoumenBanerjee 7-Nov-12 8:14am

You can try this..
if (!Page.IsPostBack)
txtName.Focus();

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mimtiyaz · Answer 1 · 2013-02-09T23:24:00

You can also write a piece of code in HTML in body tag

< body önload="javascript:document.form.textbox.focus();">
. . .
</body>

This code can be used only in independent page i.e, no master page should be involved.
You can use the following syntax in child pages or independent page.

textbox.Focus();