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FileUpload1.Attributes.Add<wbr />(&quot;onkeydow<wbr />n&quot;, &quot;return false;&quot;)<br />
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Instead of just returning false, call the javascript &nbsp;which then conditionaly returns false only then u r pressing key other than tab key. <br />
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That makes sense. Clicking on the tab is a 'keydown' event. Your code says to ignore any keydown event. <br />
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Why should you restrict typing in a fileupload field? People can still paste anything with their mouse into the field if they want. Not that it would matter, because what can go wrong?
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I am restricting text to be entered in the FileUpload control using<br />
FileUpload1.Attributes.Add<wbr />(&quot;onkeydow<wbr />n&quot;, &quot;return false;&quot;)<br />
but TabIndexing is not working <br />
when the focus is on FileUpload and when I click tab, it is not going to next control.<br />
Please help
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I am restricting text to be entered in the FileUpload control using
FileUpload1.Attributes.Add("onkeydown", "return false;")
but TabIndexing is not working 
when the focus is on FileUpload and when I click tab, it is not going to next control.
Please help

FileUpload1.Attributes.Add(&quot;onkeydown&quot;, &quot;return false;&quot;)

Instead of just returning false, call the javascript  which then conditionaly returns false only then u r pressing key other than tab key. 




That makes sense. Clicking on the tab is a &#39;keydown&#39; event. Your code says to ignore any keydown event. 

Why should you restrict typing in a fileupload field? People can still paste anything with their mouse into the field if they want. Not that it would matter, because what can go wrong?

FileUpload tabindexing

I am restricting text to be entered in the FileUpload control using
FileUpload1.Attributes.Add(&quot;onkeydown&quot;, &quot;return false;&quot;)
but TabIndexing is not working 
when the focus is on FileUpload and when I click tab, it is not going to next control.
Please help

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