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skipping checkboxes based on user input
Wullie, Thanks. Your suggestion is very good and will be my choice if I can not get javascripting to work. After reflecting on it I can ask the four main questions and by breaking it into four sections, only reload those needing further input. Fast, efficient and there is a psychological factor... -
navigate forms by tabbing checkboxes
I can not thank you enough for taking the time. It is all learning and tomorrow will be fine. As soon as i have it done i will deploy it. I am surprised more developers (like Allaire) of webpages did not built this feature into checkboxes to save users time. Again, my thanks for taking the...- tburke
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- Forum: Javascript
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skipping checkboxes based on user input
I have been seeking a solution in the javascripting scripting forum but have found 'disabling checkboxes' disables all checkboxes in the form and a more recent solution that was proposed I could not get onblur to skip checkboxes. I am looking to improve the speed of filling in a lengthy form... -
navigate forms by tabbing checkboxes
Thanks but I am scratching my head. For about 11 hours I have been chewing on this...first, do i understand the logic correctly? //when user leaves cgo box(onblur), if box is unchecked //...compares to true, then function checks placement box // 'no' and then user is ready to click on...- tburke
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- Forum: Javascript
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navigate forms by tabbing checkboxes
(programmer-NOT!) I am trying to get my staff through checkboxes quickly using tab key. If the user does not press space bar on 'send out worker' when they press tab ..they skip to placement box. again...if no change 'default of 'no'' in placement box, they skip to transport.etc Conversely...- tburke
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