If there are tabindexes on a page, IE will follow them in order. You can
put tabindexes on form elements, images and hyperlinks - there are
probably other elements they will work on as well, but I have never
tried.
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the "curser" _will_ move out of the form to the next link once it has
reached the final tab index.
Tony Schreiber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 02/13/2002 10:00:33 AM
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IE has a tabindex value for form fields, but I don't know if this will
cause it to ignore links, it might...
> Is it possible to manipulate the Tab key so that it
> only tabs between fields, and not to text in a form? I
> have form fields with pop-up hints for each field, but
> whem users hit Tab
Is it possible to manipulate the Tab key so that it
only tabs between fields, and not to text in a form? I
have form fields with pop-up hints for each field, but
whem users hit Tab, it highlights the links. I need
it to skip the links and tab to the next field.
Thanks,
Tim
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