Disable Keyboard in Aspx page for android App

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Hi,

I have an Web application developed in VS 2008 and Android application developed in Eclipse. I was calling "test.aspx" page to Android Application. Now i want to disable Keyboard for textbox controls in mobile while opening test.aspx page...? It's urgent pls help me as soon as possible.

Thank U in advance.

Posted 30-Apr-13 19:13pm

RavitejaPammi

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Thanks7872 1-May-13 1:22am

Have a look at this link.I think you have to disable keyboard on app,not in aspx page.

RavitejaPammi 1-May-13 2:09am

Hi Rohan Thanks for your valuable reply... But i need to disable keyboard for particular page only... Let me explain to u... I have Login page.. when i open android app then Login page will be opened.. In Login page i need Keyboard to give input... After Login i have test.aspx page in which i have virtual Keyboard (Designed by using buttons) so i don't need keyboard here... So i need to add disable/hidden code for keyboard in aspx page... Is there anyway by using Asp.net/ javascript?

sri senthil kumar 2-May-13 3:30am

check this link may it can help you,
http://www.heckdesigns.com/tutorials/tutorial-disabling-keyboard-keys-with-javascript/

Thanks7872 1-May-13 2:18am

you should check in your app while it is accesssing test.aspx for disabling keyboard.I think its impossible to disable keyboard using aspx page otherwise trojans viruses can make your keyboards dead.

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