Setting IME For Your Page in IE
When I was doing some work for a client, I came across a requirement to set the textbox’s default IME settings into Japanese Hiragana. I know how to do that in a Windows Application using Visual Studio (since it’s integrated in the IDE), but in a Web Application.. I really didn’t have any idea how to do it. I searched the net and found how:
To set a textbox’s default IME to Japanese character (double-byte characters):
＜input type="text" name="ime_active_text" style="ime-mode:active"＞
To set it to Roman characters (single-byte characters):
＜input type="text" name="ime_inactive_text" style="ime-mode:inactive"＞
To disable the IME:
＜input type="text" name="ime_disable_text" style="ime-mode:disable"＞
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