asp.net "textbox lost focus in asp.net"

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actually i was done a project in vb.net on banking using textbox lostfocus event. now i need to write in asp.net. but i am new to asp.net so i dont no how to do it in asp.net ,in asp.net textbox lostfocus event is not there... other than scripting what can i do for coding.
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roopagovindaiah

Posted 15-Mar-11 19:35pm

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@ankur.... i am not getting onblur event only .... i am using 2005 frame work is tht reason for this problem ????????????

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roopagovindaiah

Posted 29-Feb-12 21:40pm

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Anuja Pawar Indore 1-Mar-12 4:08am

Post it as comment, this is not answer

Nilesh Patil Kolhapur 1-Mar-12 4:15am

yes anuja

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solution :)
on load page use this code...."...textbox1.attributes("onblur")="javascript;"..."
and enable auto postback property.

Posted 29-Feb-12 21:59pm

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Ankur^\m/ · Accepted Answer · 2011-03-15T19:42:00

Solution 1

If you want to do some client side processing, use onblur event and attach a JavaScript handler to it.
For server side processing, you need to handle TextBox's TextChanged event. Do remember to enable AutoPostBack for the TextBox.

Hope this helps!

Posted 15-Mar-11 19:42pm

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Venkatesh Mookkan 16-Mar-11 1:45am

Good one man.

Ankur^\m/ 16-Mar-11 1:52am

Thanks man.
And hey where were you these days? Didn't show up in GIT.
I was planning to buy a new cell and was thinking of you. ;)

Venkatesh Mookkan 16-Mar-11 1:56am

I used to read GIT. If something interests me, I will reply.

Start OP on GIT. Will see you there. ;)

Ankur^\m/ 16-Mar-11 2:05am

Not right now, I am checking out for options. Will come back with a list and inform you.
Thanks! :)

biswojitspradhan 20-Jan-12 3:54am

kopip

Ankur^\m/ 20-Jan-12 6:28am

what does that mean?

Tech Code Freak 20-Jan-12 6:46am

5up!
Very Correct!

Career Web Helper 1-Mar-12 3:51am

5!