how to set text automatically?

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hi there...

how to set text in textbox automatically?

for example:

if textbox1.text = "shutdown" then
textbox2.text = "ok shutting down"
end if

but even though shutdown is indicated in tectbox1.text, textbox2.text does'nt indicate the phrase "ok shutting down"

here is my code:

VB

Private Sub shutdown()

       If receiveRT.Text = "Shutdown" Or "shutdown" Then
           SendRT.Text = "Shutting Down" 
end if

           If SendRT.Text = "Shutting Down" Then
               With srPort
                   .Write("AT")
                   .Write("AT+CMGF=1" & vbCrLf)
                   .Write("AT+CMGS=" & Chr(34) & CNtbox.Text & Chr(34) & vbCrLf)
                   .Write(SendRT.Text & Chr(26))
                   MsgBox("Message sent")

               End With
           End If

       End If
   End Sub

Posted 1-May-13 20:28pm

Member 10021148

Updated 1-May-13 21:17pm

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Hemant Singh Rautela 2-May-13 3:44am

& what is the problem..???
as you told "how to set text in textbox automatically?"
you done by --- textbox2.text = "ok shutting down"---

Then..??
On which event you call shutdown()

Member 10021148 2-May-13 4:10am

sir hematrautela, the problem is SendRT.text does'nt show the word shutting down

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Bernhard Hiller · Answer 1 · 2013-05-01T21:07:00

Solution 1

By setting it!
In your sample, you do not set the text property, you just test it for a specific value:

VB

If receiveRT.Text = "Shutdown" Or "shutdown" Then
    If SendRT.Text = "Shutting Down" Then

Posted 1-May-13 21:07pm

Bernhard Hiller