Hi there,

Check out the methods "RegisterClientScriptBlock" and 
"RegisterStartupScript" in the MSDN or VS.NET documentation.

These methods allow you to write JavaScript to the end of the main form 
(RegisterStartupScript) or to the beginning (RegisterClientScriptBlock). 
Inside the JavaScript block (make sure you include the script tag itself as 
well) you can use stuff like:

         document.forms(0).myTextBox.focus()

HtH and let me know (through this list) if you need more help with this.

Imar






At 03:56 PM 8/25/2002 +0430, you wrote:
>Hi there:
>
>How can I make focus() [JavaScript method] in ASP.NET.
>
>Tnx,
>Hovik.
>
>
>
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