I have a XAML ListBox, a TextBox inside the ItemTemplate. A user edits text inside the TextBox, and then presses a button in the application bar. How do I keep the focus on the TextBox after the button in the application bar was pushed?
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I have a XAML ListBox, a TextBox inside the ItemTemplate. A user edits text inside the TextBox, and then presses a button in the application bar. How do I keep the focus on the TextBox after the button in the application bar was pushed?
You don’t. You set it back afterwards.
You can use
Focus()method to do this.You can also use the
SelectionStartandSelectionLengthto highlight a specific part of the text.