Is there a simple way to set the focus (input cursor) of a web page on the first input element (textbox, dropdownlist, ...) on loading the page without having to know ... |
in javascript, when I receive a focus event, how can I work out which element has lost focus? I'm trying to avoid having to put an onblur event handler on all ... |
Is there a way in javascript to determine which html page element has focus?
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I have a standard HTML input that I want to run JavaScript code when it loses focus, sadly my Google searches did not reveal how to do this.
To make it clear, ... |
I'm trying to set the focus on a text input element using
document.getElementById( 'id' ).focus()
This works in Firefox 3, but does not work in Internet Explorer 8.
What is the correct way ... |
I have a div where when I hover over it I have a child div (another div) to animate, but when I hover over the child div, the parent div loses ... |
I have an HTML along the following lines:
<div class="hiddenClass"> // this implies display:none
<span>
<input type="text" id="hiddenInput"/>
</span>
</div>
and a Javascript event (triggered in a "succes" method of an ... |
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I have a shopping cart-like form. When a user clicks on the page, in an empty space, somehow, the "Delete Item" button gets focus. Therefore, if the user clicks somewhere and ... |
I'm running the following code to trace the tagName of every control that gets focus in an HTML document:
$(function() {
$("*").bind("focus", function() {
...
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I want to make a form in which I want to automatically give focus to a field. In the old days I learned to always wait doing any DOM manipulation till ... |
When the user sets the focus to an edit control on my HTML page, I want some other text to appear "around" it, to give some hints for how to fill ... |
I'm a coding a JavaScript reporting component, that requires multiple LI's i.e. lists to be selected collectively as a bunch with visual feedback.
I'm thinking of adapting the onfocus event. Is it ... |
How do change class of an element inside a div when the parent div is focused?
Like when I am active in the
<div id="window" class="fenster"><a class="bye"></a></div>
The class of A changes to ... |
I have a page layout with an inner <div id="content"> element which contains the important stuff on the page. The important part about the design is:
#content {
height: 300px;
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I would like to add an on focus event to the text box
var el = document.createElement('input');
el.type = 'text';
...
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Lets say there are two iframes on my webpage and one toolbar for operations like make the text bold, underline, italic etc. The iframe is set to DesignMode so that user ... |
I have a html form with multiple text field inputs. The task is, to clear the current focused element when 'Clear' button is pressed. How do i get the current focused ... |
I come to you with an intersting question.
Given position (x,y) in an HTML document, how can you trigger a focus event on an element at that given position.
The problem translates into ... |
Still in need of some help with this, I didn't try much further to find a solution, though I did find something almost close enough, the approach was to create an iframe of the max size of the page im trying to load then insert it in to a div and style the div with css however it still didn't get ... |
New to Javascript and I'm trying to accomplish this.. I'm wrapping text input and submit button form elements inside a div. When either the text field or the submit button gain focus, I want to swap the class on the parent div. The form elements themselves wouldn't change, but the wrapper div would, for example, gain and lose a border depending ... |
Hello, I am searching for a way to check if a div is in focus or not (something like the focused property of the input elements). The reason is that I have created the following scrollable select area using div: Everything works fine and I can ... |
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Hi, I have a set of div elements ordered one below the other. (something like a menu.) I want to traverse through this menu using the "up" and "down" arrow keys. i.e. the focus must go to each div depending on whether i press the "up" and "down" arrow keys. To achieve this, i tried doing document.getElementById().focus() This seems to work ... |
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