WebView.Focus(FocusState) Method
Definition
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public:
virtual bool Focus(FocusState value) = Focus;
bool Focus(FocusState const& value);
public bool Focus(FocusState value);
function focus(value)
Public Function Focus (value As FocusState) As Boolean
Parameters
- value
- FocusState
A value that indicates how the focus was set.
Returns
bool
true if focus was set; otherwise, false.
Remarks
In apps compiled for Windows 8, the WebView control automatically gets input focus whenever you use script to programmatically set the focus to some content in the WebView. In apps compiled for Windows 8.1, this does not occur automatically. Instead, you must call the Focus method to set the focus to the WebView control and also use script to set the focus to some content in the control.
When you call this method, you will typically pass in a FocusState value of Programmatic. Use the Pointer and Keyboard values when you call this method in response to direct user input. You cannot use this method to remove input focus from the control. The Unfocused value will throw an exception.