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Using arrow keys to change <input> value
Thanks to both of you. Diancecht pointed me in the right direction and theniteowl added two good points. Nefarta- Nefarta
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- Forum: Javascript
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Using arrow keys to change <input> value
Good morning all... I have a series of <input>s of type text each containg a string of length 4 representing a time, for example '0930'. I would like the user to be able to change that string using the UP and DOWN arrow keys, so that pressing the UP arrow key would change the string to '0931'...- Nefarta
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- Forum: Javascript
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Adding an avent handler to a Javascript array of objects
Tracy: How would you call a separately defined function? For example, given the following code... <script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript"> var newInput = document.createElement('input'); newInput.id = 'TimeEditInput_' + x + '_' + y + '_OUT'; eval("newInput[\"onblur\"] =...- Nefarta
- Post #8
- Forum: Javascript
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Adding an avent handler to a Javascript array of objects
Wow! It works! Thanks a lot Tracy!- Nefarta
- Post #6
- Forum: Javascript
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Adding an avent handler to a Javascript array of objects
Just did. No luck!- Nefarta
- Post #3
- Forum: Javascript
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Adding an avent handler to a Javascript array of objects
I have a function that creates and returns an array of <div> each containong an <input> object: <style type="text/css"> #divContainer { position=absolute; top: 0px; left: 0px; display: block; } .TimeEditDiv { position:absolute; top: 0px; left: 0px; display: block; } .TimeEditInput {...- Nefarta
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- Forum: Javascript
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array of <input> ?
Things are moving along. For some reason I could only access the value of an <input> using the first way suggested: var temp = myArray[0][0].getElementsByTagName('input')[0].value; The other way just would not work. Now how do I attach an event, say 'onMouseOver' to each <input>? I've tried...- Nefarta
- Post #13
- Forum: Javascript
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array of <input> ?
It works! The CreateInputs() function works fine! The array of <div> is created and each one is the parent of an <input>. I can set the properties of both elements, parent and child, WITHIN the function. I can also access/modify the properties of the (parent) <div> objects OUTSIDE the function...- Nefarta
- Post #10
- Forum: Javascript
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array of <input> ?
Thanks Dan. Very helpful. I'll give it a try! Nefarta- Nefarta
- Post #9
- Forum: Javascript
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array of <input> ?
Hey Dan, I need to create a two-dimension array of <div>, each <div> containing an <input> that will allow the user to enter some text (actually some time value formatted like '0930'). The actual number of <div> required changes according to the user but is known when I want to create them...- Nefarta
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- Forum: Javascript
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array of <input> ?
Dynamic creation of array of <input> would be great. I already know many of their properties (position, value, etc.). How would you create such an array, and how would you reference them? Thanx- Nefarta
- Post #4
- Forum: Javascript
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array of <input> ?
Hi guys, Is it possible to create an array of elements, more precisely an array of <input> ? Thanx- Nefarta
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