Try adding Protaculous defer or delay to the second call, just to give
the browser a moment to acknowledge that the newly shown element is
really there.
Form.focusFirstElement.delay(0.1,'my-form');
something like that...
Walter
On Sep 22, 2010, at 10:50 AM, Kupido wrote:
Hi Walter,
your method works fine with Scriptaculous effects, but I keep having
the same problem with the following code:
$('my-form').show(); // not appear, just display
$('my-form').focusFirstElement();
The second function seems to be called when the form is still hidden,
so the field doesn't get focused... this is just an example of what I
mean, I can post more examples if you need, even with more than two
functions.
Thanks again for your help.
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