Very interesting.   Once again it appears MS and FF have completely
different behaviors.  *sigh*

Well, this app in for an intranet, and luckily we are allowed to require
the use of IE.  I don't particularly like writing code which behaves
completely differently depending on your browser though.  

Can someone with IE tell me if they get the same results I do.

Thanks.

~Brad

-----Original Message-----
From: Ian Skinner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, December 27, 2006 12:30 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: HTML focus

Hmmm, what browser are you using?

I am in IE 6.  I haven't tried it in FF yet.

Go to http://www.bradwood.com/focus_test.html

This all applies to Firefox 2.0.0.1

When I play with this page, the drop downs work normally for me, I click
one then the other and nothing unusual happens.  However when using the
text boxes, I click on Field 1, Field 3 is updated.  When I click on
Field 2, the onBlur alert is displayed and Field 3 is updated, but Field
2 does not get the focus.  After the alert, the browser seems to have
the alert.  I wonder if this is an after effect of the Alert modal
window.  I have to click on field 2 a second time to set the focus
there.  On the other hand, if I tab from field 1 to field 2, then the
onBlur alert is shown, field 3 is update and the onFocus alert is
displayed.  And field two has the focus.


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