key up event

key up event

• SoniaJulka

  none of the above worked, could it be a focus problem
  

• msteensen

  could it be to do with your Windows theme applied (or even sound settings) as I cannot seem to reproduce this "annoyence"

  another suggestion, for now, would be to have a button to do the login, but when the user presses enter, just call the button_click event instead to do the login. Do you have to have the enter key pressed to do the login/process

  just asking general questions to see if we can find perhaps a better solution overall

   

  you also may want to set the "Handled" property of the keyeventargs to true and see if this helps

   

   

  
  
  

• Jughead1111

  ok I got it figured out here is what I did

  like you said I created a button, and set its visible to false, then in each textbox I set AcceptsReturns to true, and then set the AcceptButton on the form to the button that I created

  now there is no sound

  thanks for the help pointing me into the right direction

  
  

• Ken_Bussell

  can you show us the code

  where is this keyup event implemented on a form a UI control

  
  
  

• JohnDB

  no worries! :-) glad you got it sorted
  
  

• Stuby085

  its in the textbox control

  private void Login_KeyUp(object sender, System.Windows.Forms.KeyEventArgs e)

  {

  if(e.KeyCode==Keys.Enter)

  {

  if(txtlogin.Text=="")

  {

  lblinfo.Text = "Enter login name";

  return;

  }

  else if(txtpass.Text=="")

  {

  lblinfo.Text="Enter password";

  return;

  }

  else

  {

  main.send_data("01," + txtlogin.Text + "," + txtpass.Text);

  }

  the code runs fine its the beep that drives me nuts and have no Idea how to get rid of it, its the same beep that you hear when you pop up a messagebox

  
  

• Roberto Erazo

  one thing to note is this only happends when the enter key is pressed but the if I break the code at

  if(e.KeyCode == Keys.Enter)

  the sound happends before this...

  
  
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