http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml-modularization/abstract_modules.html#s_forms
In any case, you should be using DOM scripting (with IDs assigned to the relevant elements and getElementById or similar), which works just fine.
Patrick
Herrod, Lisa wrote:
Looking for opinions on the use of javascript for input control focus and tab index, instead of actually using the 'tabindex' attribute...
I understnd that incomplete browser support of tabindex might influence this choice, ie javascript. But this would then force the use of the 'name' attribute which is formally deprecated in xhtml 1.0.
I guess it improves accessibility but reduces compliance.
Any thoughts?
Lisa
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