Ah, yes, the error message makes sense now. If you call two things with the same name (“name”) it assumes you’re trying to create a Control Set. But in a Control Set, all items must have the same Super. Hence the error message.
Try calling a method from the textChanged event on your text field.
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It seems you’re having the user search for a single record, so this may not apply to you.
I use the TextChanged event (as Philip suggested) to search (filter) a listbox. It changes the list with each character the user types in the SearchField, updating it with a SQL SELECT command. It’s amazingly fast. I have over 14,000 records (song titles) and it updates the list as fast as I can type. No buttons or Return or Enter.
I got the idea from the app “DB Browser for SQLite”, which is an excellent tool for DB testing. I’m not sure it’s available for Windows.