I have always set the exact tab order of my controls. If you use positive
integers in the tabindex field, then your tab order will be from lowest
(greater then -1) value to highest. If you leave it up to the browser to
control the tabbing, then you will get left to right top to bottom, that is
the 'standard'.
Jim
On Mon, Mar 9, 2009 at 1:03 PM, tsmiller <[email protected]> wrote:
> Greetings, In May of 2007 Sebastion Werner wrote in a reply about tab order
> "I think you have a misunderstanding of what tabIndex is thought for. It is
> the tabIndex to control the tab order of the application. If it is
> configured to "-1" this means that the element is not tab-able, while "1"
> means generally tab-able, *but with no explicit tab position (this will
> fallback to a coordinate system* to find the next/previous tab-widget).
> qooxdoo's tab" I need the *coordinate system* to look for the next tab top
> to bottom instead of left to right. I have several widgets on a page and
> each widget has a set of textfields. I need the tab order to go down the
> widget instead of across to the next widget. These widgets are created
> dynamically, and I don't see how setting the tab order for each field in
> each widget is a solution. Can I set the default behaviour of the coordinate
> system somewhere. Is this set in qooxdoo or the web browser? Thank you. tom
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