On Jun 26, 4:14 am, brente <[email protected]> wrote:
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> 2. you can make your custom input a DIV with an onclick func instead,
> which solves the keyboard popup problem, but you cannot assign a
> tabindex to anything but a text or text area input (despite that you
> are supposed to be able to add it to an A HREF, DIV, etc).
DIV elements may have a tabIndex attribute in HTML 5, but it's invalid
in HTML 4. While Safari (and WebKit in general) supports certain HTML
5 features, it is still only a working draft so you can't expect
things to be as mature as HTML 4.
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Rob
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