textbox or label events

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Is there any method in vb.net for web pages for this type of problem

i have label1, textbox1 and label2.
i want that if i enter value in textbox1 , and there is some value in label1. the result of label1 * textbox1 should be displayed in label2, without any button click code, i dont want to place button there for calculation. is there any method as user enters value in textbox the result will be shown in label2.

Posted 5-Dec-12 0:31am

Jasbeer Singh

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Solution 4

try onblur or onkeydown event of textbox...
onblur will fire every time when focus goes out of textbox

Posted 6-Dec-12 20:07pm

vinod kumar from Kotma

Solution 2

Perform the calculation on TextChanged event or may be key press event of the textbox

Posted 5-Dec-12 0:36am

dimpledevani

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Jasbeer Singh 5-Dec-12 6:42am

i did this already, but it didn't worked

dimpledevani 5-Dec-12 6:58am

Can you post your code and explain in detail what you performed??

Solution 5

Hi,

Call java script function on Textbox's onblur. It will do but only on lost focus. Or better is use onkeydown of textbox in Java script.

Posted 6-Dec-12 20:25pm

Rahul K Singh

Updated 6-Dec-12 20:26pm

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Krunal Rohit · Accepted Answer · 2012-12-05T00:35:00

Solution 1

Write your code under TextBox1_TextChanged event......

Posted 5-Dec-12 0:35am

Krunal Rohit

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Jasbeer Singh 5-Dec-12 6:41am

i did this but it didn't worked

[no name] 5-Dec-12 6:42am

Can you post your code ??