Bon jour Cristophe,
Christophe Porteneuve wrote:
Hey Janko,
Janko Mivek a écrit :
Anyway, because I have control on tabulation order on server I decided
to let the server write a script to tab into a right next element. This
is still better because I think have more control on
On 2/19/07, Christophe Porteneuve [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey Jerod,
I'm sorry if you felt bruised by my reply, I may have needed to word it
more carefully.
Ideas are indeed welcome (if you look at the archives, you'll probably
acknowledge this), but when they do not provide enough of a
Hi Cristophe,
Thank you for that trick! As beginner in JavaScript didn't know that I
can use tabIndex from JS to find a next element to tab into.
Anyway, because I have control on tabulation order on server I decided
to let the server write a script to tab into a right next element. This
is
Hi Marius,
So I was a bit too naive to expect a simple solution for that problem!
Anyway, because of my limited JS knowledge I decided not to go deeper
and rather let the server to compose a JS for tabulation. So far it
works well and for me a problem is solved. But still .. :)
Thanks and
Hey Janko,
Janko Mivek a écrit :
Anyway, because I have control on tabulation order on server I decided
to let the server write a script to tab into a right next element. This
is still better because I think have more control on tabulation than
from JS.
I have *no idea* what you mean.
This is only set up to work in FF, and only tested in FF2, but it will
auto-tab to the next input field. It may need some more work if you're doing
more deeply nested elements(ie, you may want to use some root element
instead of element.parentNode), but it should be a decent starting point.
Hey Jerod,
Jerod Venema a écrit :
This is only set up to work in FF, and only tested in FF2, but it will
auto-tab to the next input field. It may need some more work if you're
Actually it won't in a valid strict HTML document: form fields are not
usable directly in the form element, they
Hey Janko,
If you're fully in control of your HTML, you can leverage the tabindex
attribute, and create a generic handler, something like:
form id=inputForm...
...
input type=text... tabindex=1 /
...
input type=text... tabindex=2 /
...
/form
And then in your JS (untested, but should
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Janko Mivek wrote:
It would be much nicer to just replace KEY_RETURN with KEY_TAB event.
Anyone knows, how to do that? I tried with event.keyCode = Event.KEY_TAB
Yeah, in an ideal world this would be sweet ;-)
As you may already know, according
