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#Send anywhere asking for input key android#

If this does work, but your approach doesn't, then your mechanism to trigger the code (using some form of global keyboard shortcut) does not work.

#Send anywhere asking for input key android#

Learn more: Android app, iOS app, Desktop app, Website. After the receiver enters the security key in 'input key' then files will be sent.

You put the focus to a different application (your own application) for triggering your code, so that the input field is not the control that has the focus at the moment your code is executed. A 6-digit key is a security key that uses only one time in 10 minutes and it is 1:1 direct transfer.

You try to get the text from a password field.

If this does not work for you, I see two possibilities: This does successfully print the selected text in input fields in websites in Chrome. Notice the use of a small "c" instead of a capital "C", since Control+Shift+C will trigger the Developer tools in Chrome. In the timer event, there is the following code: private void timer1_Tick_1(object sender, EventArgs e) I have a sample application with a timer enabled. Why is it so that Chrome is accepting Copy commnad for label but not for input. When I highlight Lable i.e Contact2 (by double clicking) and run my console application (by pressing shorkey), i get highlighted text but when i do that same for input field, i get nothing. My web application has label Contact 2 (above pic) and next it it input field. It works (from both ways), when I highlight a label field.īut it doesn't work (neither from method 1 or method2 ) when I highlight any input field.įor ex. I m highlighting the text on web application in Chrome and running my console application thru a ShortKey. Public static void SimulateKeyStroke(char key, bool ctrl = false, bool alt = false, bool shift = false) I have written a small Console application which Copies the highlightes text from a web application.ġ) via simple Sendkeys SendKeys.SendWait("^C") Ģ) via SendInput Keyboard.SimulateKeyStroke('c', ctrl: true)