B birgs New member Oct 31, 2013 111 0 0 Apr 8, 2014 #1 private void selectionchange_Click( args e) { string message = ""; switch(texbox.text); case 1: message"you won"; break; textblock.text = String.Format("{0}",message) } // code to to auto hide onscreen keyboard.
private void selectionchange_Click( args e) { string message = ""; switch(texbox.text); case 1: message"you won"; break; textblock.text = String.Format("{0}",message) } // code to to auto hide onscreen keyboard.
Kacey Green Member Apr 13, 2012 180 0 16 Apr 8, 2014 #2 I'll have to look and see how I did it in the past, I seem to remember a keyboard.close, but I also remember pushing the selection to an invisible non-text element.
I'll have to look and see how I did it in the past, I seem to remember a keyboard.close, but I also remember pushing the selection to an invisible non-text element.