works like a charm!
but I dont get it...
-blur is the opposite of focus, right?
-why do you chain it after the focus?
-with [0].defaultValue you restore the first value that was stored in
an array?
-does JS store every changed value of every element in an array?
thx a lot!
On Feb 15, 3:32 pm,
tlob wrote:
works like a charm!
Excellent :)
but I dont get it...
-blur is the opposite of focus, right?
Yep - focus is triggered when the user tabs or clicks into the input -
blur is triggered when they tab or click out of it so it's no longer the
active element.
-why do you chain
$('#ANinputID').attr('defaultValue') works in my IE :)
On Feb 15, 11:09 pm, Michael Price [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
tlob wrote:
works like a charm!
Excellent :)
but I dont get it...
-blur is the opposite of focus, right?
Yep - focus is triggered when the user tabs or clicks into the
Hey,
I extended your example code to add a blur function. You can add an
if statement in the blur function if you need to restore the default
only in certain cases (like only if $(this).val() == )
$(document).ready(function(){
$(#schnellsuche input)
.focus(function () {
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