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i have a textbox_Search in my webform
i want when i press Enter this txtbox redirect to other page
i want redirect to other webform with press enter
and textbox_search.text go to sesseion .
get e.keycode or e.keychar
i want only a C# code
C#
C#
i have a txtbox(search txt) in my webform
i want when i press a key
if that key is enter(press enter)
redirect to another webform
for example ;
in this site(codeproject)
when enter a text in txt (search site)(on top right) and if press enter
site go to another page and show search resault
i want accour this action
a want know when key is enter
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Updated 18-Jun-12 9:50am
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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 18-Jun-12 15:26pm    
"Want only a C# code" is not a question. What's the problem?
--SA
sadegh_rusta 18-Jun-12 15:41pm    
i have a txtbox(search txt) in my webform
i want when i press a key
if that key is enter(press enter)
redirect to another webform

I think that what you want to do is get the string value instead of the Keys value. Just use ToString().

If you want a particular key with the KeyDown check against one of the Keys enumeration:

if (e.KeyChar == Keys.Enter)
 
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sadegh_rusta 18-Jun-12 15:47pm    
no
Sandeep Mewara 18-Jun-12 16:06pm    
In ASP.NET web server side?

If we have to go through keycode route, then I would prefer via client side code and handle it in JavaScript.
Clifford Nelson 18-Jun-12 17:35pm    
Don't know, it works in WinForms, and I have not done enough asp.net to know.
Vasim889 19-Jun-12 1:37am    
it's not windows application .it's web application so you only use javascript use to trace enter key action.key event not found in server side.
Clifford Nelson 19-Jun-12 14:25pm    
Understood, sorry I could not be of help. Not sure where what I know can be of help, but thought I would try.
i have a txtbox(search txt) in my webform i want when i press a key if that key is enter(press enter) redirect to another webform
Based on the comment given by you to SA, you need a submit button with default focus on it. In ASP.NET, it's termed as "Default Button"

Refer:
ASP.NET DefaultButton Property[^]
Sample usage of Default button[^]

No need of any key code or so. Using above, default behavior of enter press would direct it as defined for that button click.
 
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sadegh_rusta 19-Jun-12 8:56am    
no i have onlya txt box

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