Hi Florian:
In message <[email protected]
.com>,
Florian Balmer writes:
>As the form has no "submit" element, it works differently in different
>web browsers. I've sent a set of patches directly to Richard Hipp to
>make use of the "onkeydown" ("onkeyup" in the initial version) instead
>of the "onchange" handler for text input elements [0], as in some web
>browsers, the "onchange" handler is only fired after the control lost
>focus. The "onchange" handler usually works better for drop-down
>lists, but obviously not in all cases, and I'm not sure what's the
>solution here.
Would adding a submit button labeled "refresh" or "update" be helpful
here? Basic functionality like submitting a form should not depend
on having javascript enabled.
AFAIK the only thing that requires javascript is the timeline graph.
I can use fossil with w3c, lynx or other text based browser if
required (using an anonymous login to get links populated).
The refresh/update button could be hidden by a javascript function so
it isn't displayed if javascript is enabled.
Thoughts?
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-- rouilj
John Rouillard
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