TextBox TabIndex not working for the single Line TextBox

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I have a simple asp.net webform project. I am using bootstrap on it and there is grid on page and opening a modal popup from grid by a linkbutton. on this modal popup there are 3 input (TextBox[Single Line]) one of them is readonly. After open this modal client user using tabindex but when the tabindex jump on second textbox selection tabindex freezing, if we click another textbox tabindex working again.

I made Autocomplete on this textbox but i couldn't solve with it?

please need help.

Posted 27-Feb-15 2:38am

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Updated 27-Feb-15 2:54am

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ZurdoDev 27-Feb-15 8:48am

1. This is a volunteer site so please stop with the hurry up stuff.
2. Click Improve question and post relevant code. You want help quickly but haven't given us enough information to be able to help you at all.

vbmike 27-Feb-15 8:54am

Turn off the autocomplete on the textbox and see if that makes any difference. Autocomplete loads when the control is in focus maybe and is slowing things down?

CHill60 27-Feb-15 8:57am

This is where we discover the OP has 1,000,000 options for autocomplete ;-)

vbmike 27-Feb-15 9:02am

;-)

vbmike 27-Feb-15 9:05am

Hello? You were in a hurry and a few people are responding...you should respond as well....are you there?

vbmike 27-Feb-15 9:09am

Well, I am moving on. If you do check back you should look into the bootstrap github repository etc as it appears there are some bugs surrounding autocomplete/typeahead that may give you a clue as to what is happening with your project....

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2015-02-27T05:40:00

It most certainly does work; and this functionality does not depend on what kind of input you use. Moreover, it is based on the browser's tab navigation functionality which is hard to spoil much (but probably you managed to do it by some bug :-)). It's most certainly some other bug you've introduced when you changed your code. Just check up everything thoroughly. And you need to use some Revision Control System, to be able to retrace your steps. I would say, you are wasting your time if you are not using one, not really do development.

—SA