UIElement.GettingFocusEvent UIElement.GettingFocusEvent UIElement.GettingFocusEvent UIElement.GettingFocusEvent Property

public : static RoutedEvent GettingFocusEvent { get; }

static RoutedEvent GettingFocusEvent();

public static RoutedEvent GettingFocusEvent { get; }

Public Shared ReadOnly Property GettingFocusEvent As RoutedEvent

Property Value

Additional features and requirements

Device family	Windows 10 Creators Update (introduced v10.0.15063.0)
API contract	Windows.Foundation.UniversalApiContract (introduced v4)

Remarks

We recommend using the UIElement focus routed events instead of FocusManager events whenever possible.

Only a single UI element at a time can have focus.

A control can get focus when another control loses focus, the application view changes, the user switches applications, or the user interacts with the system such that the application is no longer in the foreground.

See also

• GettingFocusEventArgs
• GettingFocus GettingFocus GettingFocus GettingFocus
• GotFocus GotFocus GotFocus GotFocus
• LostFocus LostFocus LostFocus LostFocus
• LosingFocusEvent
• LosingFocus LosingFocus LosingFocus LosingFocus
• Focus(FocusState)
• AddHandler(RoutedEvent, Object, Boolean)
• Events and routed events overview
• Keyboard interactions
• Focus navigation for keyboard, gamepad, remote control, and accessibility tools
• Programmatic focus navigation