problem about tabindex-Collection of common programming errors

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  • dotNetSoldier
    javascript jquery asp.net html tabindex
    Hi geeks, I’m working on a small task which is to enable the user to tabindex the html element upon enter keypress.As im new to jquery , I have written some code which seems to me that It will work ,but there are some problems in it.Initial findings The culprit code ,it doesnt work ,as the ouput in the Msg lablel is “Undefined”$(‘*’).attr(‘tabindex’).idThe code is given below and I have even created a JSFiddle.JQuery$(document).ready(function (eOuter) {$(‘input’).bind(‘keypress’, functi

  • jerrygarciuh
    jquery css accordion tabindex
    I am trying to make a large form more friendly. There are a number of fields which are used in special cases and these are hidden inside an accordion container with links to expose them if desired.However (at least in Chrome) if you tab through fields you’ll end up with focus on fields that are hidden from view but accessible to keyboard input.What would be a Good™ way to handle this? Use jQuery to set tabindex based on display != none and then re-set w

  • camainc
    jquery html tabindex
    I have a series of DIV elements that, when clicked on, trigger a DOMWindow open event. No problem there. Then I had to add keyboard accessibility. DOH!!I added tabindex attributes to the DIVs, which allows the user to tab from one DIV to the next, and I added a keypress handler to deal with the Enter Key. No problem there.The problem I AM experiencing is trying to set the focus back to the div that the user was on when he or she hit the Enter Key and opened the DOMWindow (so they can continue tabbing to the next DIV in the series).I tried add

  • Ace
    html forms tabindex
    The problem: In my HTML sign-up form, I have 18 elements. Each element has a tabindex, starting with the first text input at 1 to the last form element at 18.When I start out with the first text input, fill out the information and then tab . . . it goes nowhere. At least, that’s what it seems to me. Then I tab again, and it goes to text input with tabindex=”2″ and I have no idea why this is. I get into one form field, then I have to tab 2 x to get to the next.This is how half of the form reacts. This form is spread out over two columns. There are no elements that would separate the left part of the form from the right part of the form — except for the layout, of course. The kicker is that the right part of the form behaves correctly. What gives?And here’s the pertinent code: Please address the following issues before the order can be placed: Company Name* Full Name*

Originally posted 2013-11-09 20:46:04.