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- Focus gain
- ScreenFirst, SetFocus and SetFocusAndReturnToUserInput
- Error
- SetFocusAndReturnToUserInput on the last selected control
SetFocusAndReturnToUserInput (Function) In french: DonneFocusEtRetourUtilisateur Stops the current process, sets the focus to the specified control, window or page, and allows the user to enter data. // If no value was entered by the user in the control IF EDT_Edit1 = "" THEN // Display a message and position the user in edit on the control Error("Enter a value") SetFocusAndReturnToUserInput(EDT_Edit1) END
Syntax
SetFocusAndReturnToUserInput([<Element to handle>])
<Element to handle>: Optional control, window or page name Name of control, column or window that will gain focus (see Notes). If this parameter is not specified, the current control gains focus.To specify a control that belongs to a window other than the current window, <Element to handle> must be in the following format: <Window name>.<Control name>. Remarks Taking "focus" is represented in different ways: - Blinking cursor (or "Caret") for the edit controls.
- Dotted rectangle for the other types of controls (Button, List Box, Radio Button controls, etc.).
ScreenFirst, SetFocus and SetFocusAndReturnToUserInput These functions have a different behavior: - SetFocusAndReturnToUserInput stops the current process to force the input in the specified control.
- ScreenFirst defines which control will receive input focus (when the current code stops and input focus is set back to a control).
- SetFocus stops the current process, defines which control will receive input focus and resumes the current process.
A WLanguage error occurs if <Element to handle> does not correspond to a control in the current window or page. Business / UI classification: UI Code
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