Click the item on the listbox, and then add the selected content to the text box where the focus is in real time. . .

aol365

It seems that only JavaScript can be used. . . Too complicated. . . Depressed. .

shenmue024

It is possible to add to the Guangben box, but as soon as you click the listbox, the focus will be removed.

aol365

Or that is, when the focus is on the text box. Then the state of the text box changes, such as the color, and then the color of the text box is judged. If the color changes, the last focus is here. Click the listbox to add the content to the textbox. . .

shenmue024

<FORM id = "Form1" method = "post" runat = "server">
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<ASP: LISTBOX
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SelectionMode = "Multiple" onclick = "javascript: GoListClick ();" id = "ListBox1" style = "Z-INDEX: 101; LEFT: 56px; POSITION: absolute; TOP: 64px" runat = "server"
Width = "128px" Height = "168px">
<ASP: LISTITEM Value = "1"> a </ ASP: LISTITEM>
<ASP: LISTITEM Value = "2"> b </ ASP: LISTITEM>
<ASP: LISTITEM Value = "3"> d </ ASP: LISTITEM>
<ASP: LISTITEM Value = "4"> c </ ASP: LISTITEM>
</ ASP: LISTBOX>
<ASP: TEXTBOX id = "TextBox1" onfocus = "document.curText = this" runat = "server"> </ ASP: TEXTBOX>
<ASP: TEXTBOX id = "TextBox2" onfocus = "document.curText = this" runat = "server"> </ ASP: TEXTBOX> </ FONT>
</ FORM>


<SCRIPT language = "javascript">
<!-
 function GoListClick ()
 {
var text = Form1.ListBox1.options [Form1.ListBox1.selectedIndex] .innerText;
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if (document.curText! = null)
{
document.curText.value = text;
}
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 }
//->
</ SCRIPT>