[RESOLVED] Pressing enter instead of clicking...

[kakemot]

This is fairly easy...
If I click button1 with the mouse button, it does what it was supposed to do...
But you know, like in MSN messenger, you don't have to click the "send" button, you can just press enter.

So, how can I do this with my button?

[sparrow1]

This is fairly easy...
If I click button1 with the mouse button, it does what it was supposed to do...
But you know, like in MSN messenger, you don't have to click the "send" button, you can just press enter.

So, how can I do this with my button?

Hi,

Make that your button has the 'Focus' Enter and you'll see that the button does what he supposed to do.

Wkr,

sparrow1

[kakemot]

Yea, ok, I know that...
But then I will always have to "unfocus" the typing field.
But whatever, I am close to solve this myself now.

[sparrow1]

Yea, ok, I know that...
But then I will always have to "unfocus" the typing field.
But whatever, I am close to solve this myself now.

Hi,

I didn't know that you needed more.
Here's a link about the Keypressevent, you might needed to solve your problem;

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...s.handled.aspx

Wkr,

sparrow1

[kakemot]

Ok, thanks!

EDIT:
Nothing works.
Well, I will solve this somehow.

Why do they make it so hard?
It could just be a function like this:
if keyboard_check_pressed(key_enter) = true then MsgBox("lol, you pressed enter")

[Fromethius]

Try this:

If e.Keycode = Keys.Enter Then
Button1.ProcessClick();
End If

It's something like that. Is that what you wanted?

[kakemot]

Yes, but it doesn't really work...
It says that "Keycode" is not a member of KeyPressEventArgs.
Shouldn't it be? :S

EDIT:
Well, Keychar is, but it doesn't work with "=".

[M.Nolan]

This is fairly easy...
If I click button1 with the mouse button, it does what it was supposed to do...
But you know, like in MSN messenger, you don't have to click the "send" button, you can just press enter.

So, how can I do this with my button?

The Form this button is on has a Property call "AcceptButton"
Set the Property to your button...Button1...
This should do exactly what you need with no code.
This just monitors the form for the "Enter" key then fires the "AcceptButtons" Click event.
HTH.
Good Luck!
Matt

[kakemot]

YAY!
Thank you!

^^

Yes, it worked.

[M.Nolan]

Forgot to add...
the form KeyPreview propoerty must be set to True.
Matt