Textbox with MultiLine Property

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Hi,

I have a textbox in panel with Multiline textmode. When the page comes that textbox is not visible, if i press Tab button then the focus came to text box and then if i start writing then that got highlighted. But i want that textarea box to be shown/highlighted all the time.

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Posted 26-Oct-10 7:15am

Member 7217874

Updated 26-Oct-10 7:16am

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Tarun.K.S 26-Oct-10 13:20pm

not visible! well can you show your code? by the way you can set the focus using textbox1.focus()

Member 7217874 26-Oct-10 13:49pm

i have tried but after that when i start writing then only it is highlighting.

Abhijit Jana 26-Oct-10 14:24pm

Which panel are you using ? Is it normal ASP.NET panel ?

Bikash Shrestha From Nepal 26-Oct-10 14:26pm

Firstly, paste your code so that we will be able to know what went wrong

Member 7217874 26-Oct-10 14:40pm

it is asp panel

Sunasara Imdadhusen 27-Oct-10 0:54am

Not clear!

RDBurmon 27-Oct-10 1:11am

are u using any type of CSS ? I mean may be the CSS initiate the textbox property .

Sunasara Imdadhusen 27-Oct-10 7:47am

Please explain your problem in detail, so every body can understand.

Sunasara Imdadhusen 28-Oct-10 3:20am

What dose 'highlighted' means?

Rajesh Anuhya 28-Oct-10 8:53am

Not Clear

Member 7217874 29-Oct-10 10:54am

means its boundaries are not visible at all until we start typing.

Member 7217874 29-Oct-10 10:59am

no CSS initiates the textbox property

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Vindhyachal_Kumar · Answer 1 · 2010-10-27T23:29:00

Solution 1

window.onload=function(){document.getElementById('TextBox').focus()}

Posted 27-Oct-10 23:29pm

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Member 7217874 29-Oct-10 10:55am

focus i set. but textbox boundries are not visible.