Hi Johnny,

The WebCombo’s OnKeyDown will be triggered only when you press any key in keyboard after the dropdown is shown.  Here I attached my simple sample that shows you how to attach the HTML event to WebCombo’s textbox. Please let me know if you have different scenario.

Hope this helps and have a nice day.

Best regards,

Niven Prasetya

the previous example served me well, but not from webinput. Send the example for  WebInput. The alert works with all the keys except the tab key, I send a sample in pictures

-- function javascript -------

Hi Johny,

When you press the tab button, it will invoke WebInput default behaviour first handed than the OnKeyDown function.

But you can use the same WebCombo workaround as I gave you yesterday. I attach a sample using a WebInput based on WebCombo workaround.

Hope this can helps

Thank you and have a nice day.

Best regards,

Niven Prasetya

</ISWebInput:WebInput>

-- functions javascript --

Hello Johnny,

I have figured what went wrong with the tab.

When you use a listener event, it will invoke the listener event first handed before the tab default behaviour. This is why when you press tab button it will run the listener event to wiFRecepcion and then run the tab default behaviour, which is lead to txtMontoNeto.

For the first workaround you can use setTimeout function.

if (event.keyCode == 9) 
{   
	var objeto = ISGetObject("WebInput3");
	objeto.SetValueData("10/10/2010");
	setTimeout(function() { objeto.SetFocus(); }, 1);
                   
	return false;
}

Or you can use the cancel bubble function, this function will cancel the tab default behaviour.

if (event.keyCode == 9) 
{   
	event.returnValue = false;
	event.cancelBubble = false;
	var objeto = ISGetObject("WebInput3");
	objeto.SetValueData("10/10/2010");
	objeto.SetFocus();

	return false;
}

Hope this solves your issue.

Thank you and have a nice day.

Best regards,

Niven Prasetya