maybe you should use the onmouseout event handler
On 28 Jun., 12:34, "C. Feldmann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello! > > I have bumped into a problem that I have been trying to solver for > hours now, without any sign of hope. > > I have a form which is loaded into a div through an ajax call. I would > like to hide the form again as soon as the focus is lost. The form > consists of inputs, textareas and selects. > I have tried .blur() both on the form and the parent div, but that > just didn't react. I can obviously bind a .blur to an input field, but > that doesn't help, since I only want to trigger my function if the > cursor is in none of the form fields. > > If there was a way for me to traverse through the form fields and > check if one is focused it would be great. I googled for a possibility > to determine if an input, select or textarea is "under focus", but I > couldn't find anything useful. > > Alternatively it would be great to find out what triggers .blur() > events on non form-elements (i.e. divs for forms themselves). > > How can I solve determine if a form is not being "used" anymore? > > Thanks > Capser
