U have to use the textChange() (override method) in first text field's methods.
it means,
i have 2 text fields, named as 1)firstTxt 2) secondTxt.
under the firstTxt field's methods use this code
public void textChange()
{
super();
secondTxt.text(firstTxt.text());
}
regards,
vijay karthik.k
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hi,
i have two text fields if i entered text in first field that
corresponding text should display in second text field,how to perform it?
Regards,
Sakthi
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