focus/tab question

[yabba]

I am building an asp form with various elements...

<td tabindex=[x]>blablabla</td>

Where the [x] is the order I want, so far so good and using the tab key
provides the desired results however...

When I *click* on one of the elements the tab order is not updated and so the
next tab key jumps to wherever tabbing left off.

Is there a way to use onfocus() or something to update the tab order so the
next tab will focus on the next element after the *clicked* element?

Thanx for any help

[Evertjan.]

Re: focus/tab question

yabba wrote on 25 jun 2004 in microsoft.publi c.inetserver.as p.general:[color=blue]
> I am building an asp form with various elements...
>
> <td tabindex=[x]>blablabla</td>
>
> Where the [x] is the order I want, so far so good and using the tab
> key provides the desired results however...
>
> When I *click* on one of the elements the tab order is not updated and
> so the next tab key jumps to wherever tabbing left off.
>
> Is there a way to use onfocus() or something to update the tab order
> so the next tab will focus on the next element after the *clicked*
> element?[/color]

This is a clientside problem and has nothing to do with serverside ASP.

Please ask and follow up on a clientside NG.

==============

btw, you cannot tab [or give focus to] a <td>, only input fields.


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[Aaron [SQL Server MVP]]

Re: focus/tab question

This is an HTML issue, and would be happening whether you were using
ColdFusion, ASP, PHP, CGI, etc. etc.

You'll have better luck with client-side form/GUI questions in a client-side
newsgroup...

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> I am building an asp form with various elements...
>
> <td tabindex=[x]>blablabla</td>
>
> Where the [x] is the order I want, so far so good and using the tab key
> provides the desired results however...
>
> When I *click* on one of the elements the tab order is not updated and so[/color]
the[color=blue]
> next tab key jumps to wherever tabbing left off.
>
> Is there a way to use onfocus() or something to update the tab order so[/color]
the[color=blue]
> next tab will focus on the next element after the *clicked* element?
>
> Thanx for any help
>
>
>
>[/color]

[yabba]

Re: focus/tab question

In article <Xns9513D30C3E3 A7eejj99@194.10 9.133.29>,
exjxw.hannivoor t@interxnl.net says...[color=blue]
>
>yabba wrote on 25 jun 2004 in microsoft.publi c.inetserver.as p.general:[color=green]
>> I am building an asp form with various elements...
>>
>> <td tabindex=[x]>blablabla</td>
>>
>> Where the [x] is the order I want, so far so good and using the tab
>> key provides the desired results however...
>>
>> When I *click* on one of the elements the tab order is not updated and
>> so the next tab key jumps to wherever tabbing left off.
>>
>> Is there a way to use onfocus() or something to update the tab order
>> so the next tab will focus on the next element after the *clicked*
>> element?[/color]
>
>This is a clientside problem and has nothing to do with serverside ASP.
>
>Please ask and follow up on a clientside NG.
>
>============ ==
>
>btw, you cannot tab [or give focus to] a <td>, only input fields.[/color]

actually you can... any form element

[color=blue]
>
>
>--
>Evertjan.
>The Netherlands.
>(Please change the x'es to dots in my emailaddress)[/color]

[Aaron [SQL Server MVP]]

Re: focus/tab question

> >btw, you cannot tab [or give focus to] a <td>, only input fields.[color=blue]
>
> actually you can... any form element[/color]

Regardless, this has ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with ASP...

[Dave Anderson]

Re: focus/tab question

yabba wrote:[color=blue][color=green]
>>
>> btw, you cannot tab [or give focus to] a <td>, only input fields.[/color]
>
> actually you can... any form element[/color]

I was unaware that <TD> is a form element.

Oh -- and like Aaron says...

http://www.aspfaq.com/etiquette.asp?id=5001

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