Textbox Question [Resolved]

I remember in VB6 when you added a new line to a multiline text box, the line would be added to the botton of all the text. Then if you wanted to have the last text entered displayed, you would do SelStart = Len(Text) and this would cause the scrollbar to be pulled all the way to the bottom of the textbox so you could see the last text added.. I can't get this to work in VB.Net.. Can anyone tell me how to do this? When I do something like this:

txtOutput.SelectionStart = txtOutput.TextLength

The scroll bar bounces back to the top most position after ever entry.. How do I make is so I can see the bottom portion of the test after an entry has been added?

set HideSelection to False " txtOutput.HideSelection = False "

Hi.

You almost got it right. Problem is your code only set's the caret position. After that you need to execute the ScrollToCaret method.

That should to do it.

VB Code:

txtOutput.SelectionStart = txtOutput.TextLength
txtOutput.ScrollToCaret()

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Originally posted by pax
Hi.

You almost got it right. Problem is your code only set's the caret position. After that you need to execute the ScrollToCaret method.

That should to do it.

VB Code:

txtOutput.SelectionStart = txtOutput.TextLength
txtOutput.ScrollToCaret()

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Thanks, that works great...

Don't forget to add resolved to your message. I spent hours the other day trying to find info like this, many of them unresolved or not quite what i wanted, shoulda waited a couple of days lol.