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How to ignore the input field

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    Dear All, I am new with VB coding, please help me with this problem. I have a form including 1 input field, 1 dropdown menu and 1 submit button. The scenario is: If I dont move the mouse to the inputfield, and select a dropdown menu. It will automatically activate the submit button to update info. However, in this process, I want it ignore the data in the input field, and update only the item in the dropdown menu. Could you please help me, i 'm being stuck in this issue for 2 weeks. I would appreciate your time and your potential helps very much,

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      Dear All, I am new with VB coding, please help me with this problem. I have a form including 1 input field, 1 dropdown menu and 1 submit button. The scenario is: If I dont move the mouse to the inputfield, and select a dropdown menu. It will automatically activate the submit button to update info. However, in this process, I want it ignore the data in the input field, and update only the item in the dropdown menu. Could you please help me, i 'm being stuck in this issue for 2 weeks. I would appreciate your time and your potential helps very much,

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      I used to have a good article saved in my favorites about this issue, but the link is no longer active. Here is another one I had saved: http://weblogs.asp.net/Jeff/archive/2005/07/26/420618.aspx[^] And you may find more about this by searching for the key words "ASP.NET Default Button" on google or CP. Hope this helps.

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