Hello.
I think you could do something like
$(".containerdiv:not(.divThatHoldsTheTextboxes)").click(function(){
$(".contaierDiv").css("display", "none");}); this means that if the users
clicks anywhere outside the div that holds the boxes the container div will
be changed. I am not very pro in JQuery / js but i think that could do the
trick. Rafine the things as needed
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On Mon, Nov 23, 2009 at 11:54 PM, Dexter <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
> I have a div which appears when a textbox gets focus. DIV has n
> number of textboxes. I want to say display:none when a user Clicks
> anywhere in the window. Div should not close if the user is switching
> between textboxes.
>
> All these jquery plugins, say the calendar control closes if user
> clicks outside. How is that happening? Any idea?
>
> I have checked
>
> http://blog.josh420.com/archives/2007/11/determine-if-any-other-outside-element-was-clicked-with-javascript.aspx
> but it doesnt quite help for me since I cant keep track of ids.
>
