I'm trying to focus the cursor in a text box at the end of a simple
animation, and it won't. The cursor shows up temporarily in the box, then
flits away.
$(#orderFinder).SlideToggleUp(250, null, 'bounceout');// show/hide the
div
$(#orderFinder input).val('').focus();
Use:
$(#orderFinder input).val('')[0].focus()
--Francesco
Paul ha scritto:
I'm trying to focus the cursor in a text box at the end of a simple
animation, and it won't. The cursor shows up temporarily in the box,
then flits away...
$(#orderFinder).SlideToggleUp(250, null,
Thanks for the reply, Francesco. Your suggestion didn't seem to work-but
what is the purpose of the [0] there?
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It references the first matching element. It's array notation.
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Thanks for the reply, Francesco. Your
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It references the first matching element. It's array notation.
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on an input
It references the first matching element. It's array notation.
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Thanks for the reply, Francesco
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By the way I solved this by putting the .focus() function in the
callback for SlideToggleUp()...
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Paul,
So you understand, the array notation Francesco originally brought up is in
order to get the DOM element you searched for.
A jQuery object is an array DOM elements even if there is only one entry.
So, if you wanted to use
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Thanks Alex. To be clear, how does one differentiate between the jQuery
helper function .focus() and the native browser function of the same
name
