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  1. TSBenke

    Element index of form.elements

    Thanks for the tip, tsugi! Unfortunately I've many elements with the same name to categorize them and while some have an id most other don't. And as I create many new elements dynamicly its difficult to work with id.
  2. TSBenke

    Element index of form.elements

    Thanks for the tip! :D I'll check out sourceIndex. It is not the same index I wanted as its for document.all but maybe if I filter out input/select/textareas it will work as well. Hope it will be faster than my current solution. Yes, this part of the system needs only to be for IE...
  3. TSBenke

    Element index of form.elements

    I've got a performance problem in IE. I'm working on a hotkey function and instead of using TAB and SHIFT+TAB the user will be able to use 4 buttons to go up/down/left/right. When going left or right I fetch all elements in the form, searches for the selected field (I get it from the event) and...
  4. TSBenke

    show/hide

    I use "block" for the display attribute instead of "inline" when I want to show an element (except for TR elements). Try that and see if it helps you.

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