>It might be that the form hasn't been added to the dom, though that's
>usually not the case since the js comes after the form code.
>However if you'll remember a few days ago I suggested:
>
>> 1. Wrap your JS code at the bottom of the page in a function and execute
>the function when the ajax call completes.
>> 2. Add your focus setting code into a callback function on the ajax call.
>
>That advice is still sound.
>
>
>
>On Mon, Sep 27, 2010 at 4:56 PM, John Pullam <jpul...@mcleansystems.com>wrote:
>
>>
Must admit that I'm not really sure what you are suggesting. e.g., what do you
mean a callback function on the ajax call?
In any event, it all seems fairly consistent at the moment. I have converted to
using AjaxOnLoad and the function contains either:
document.LoginForm.AccessID.focus(); or
document.getElementById("AccessID").focus();
Regardless of which I use, it works fine in Opera, Chrome and Safari. Neither
work in IE, and in Firefox, the cursor is set but it moves away again in about
a second.
Very strange but it is not worth the amount of time being spent so I will
probably give up on ever fixing it and assume it is some kind of CF9 issue that
will get resolved over time.
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