Herfried,
That was in the message from the OP, but beside of that, maybe you know what
I am looking for, not that I needed it but I always want to fix problems.
In this newsgroup there was someone who wanted to get the focus on a control
in a webform in the same way as on a window form. I did search, but I could
not find a methode.
The only thing I did find (what I already did know), was the tabindex from a
control, but what I did not know (never thought about), was that the 0 index
always on the url line and that after a resend there is no focus. So with
every button click is the the focus gone. (Although that would be on the
button, that is not always the best thing).
I first thougth that you it would be fixable outside the VB.net language,
but I doubt it now.
I know how to set a focus on a control in the page. I did expect that
control.focus() would work, but it did not (maybe something from the used
codepage), but "document.all.item("control").focus" did work fine.
Then I thougth when I have command the same that you can add "document"
attributes in a webform to set a command I could fix it. But I could not
find it, but maybe you know one for a webform.
Cor