Tab index did not change in the html tabel (ASP.NET web Form)

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i just created a web form in the ASP.NET by using HTML table structure.it (included 3 HTML tables) but when i press TAB it only go according to the cell order of the table and if i change the TAB index of a ASP.NET control (Textbox or a Drop down) it did not go to that particuler control and always going according to the HTML table cell order.can anyone have a Suggestion for set TAB order of these controls?

Posted 8-Aug-12 4:15am

Hesha

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[no name] 8-Aug-12 10:17am

show the code..

ZurdoDev 8-Aug-12 10:22am

Once you are in the table the tab order means nothing of your other controls. Tab will move through the table until it gets to the end and then will move on to the rest of your tab order.

Hesha 8-Aug-12 10:35am

Yes.problem is TAB is move according to the Cell order of the Table.It did not going according to the TAB order of the Control.if any way to SET TAB order going according to the Controls TAB values? can i change the order of the TAB index in this table?

[no name] 8-Aug-12 10:49am

If you want to change the way controls behave, then you can create your own control.

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