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- NisHeraValued Contributor
may be you are using Keys('your text')
before that you can use
SetText('')
- kjadhavkunalContributor
HI NisHera,
I have tried using SetTex("") method to clear textboxes. It worked out. But I also tried to use SetText("") and Keys("") methods for Textarea idealy it shoul work but it doesnt. Again it appends the text
- joseph_michaudModerator
- william_roeSuper Contributor
kjadhavkunaljoseph_michaudNisHera Since moving the 11.31 we've had to use the value setter whenever the keys operation was used immediately after the SetText or we got the "object destroyed" message. There was a breaking change to how the SetText worked since 11.20.
- Colin_McCraeCommunity Hero
Personally, I like the solution @joseph_Michaud suggested
Why? Because it's what the user would do. SetText is not.
It also depends on application behaviour. Some applications will be set up to automatically highlight any text already there (to enable easy deletion) on detecting the user entering the field. Whether this is by clicking in, or tabbing in, or whatever. In which case, you may want to emulate that behaviour. By applying Keys or SetText straight to a field, you may not trigger activation/entry behaviour.
(PS .... why do the user name links seldom work properly for me? What am I supposed to type to trigger them?)
- william_roeSuper Contributor
Colin_McCrae wrote:(PS .... why do the user name links seldom work properly for me? What am I supposed to type to trigger them?)
Are you entering '@" before the user name?
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