Append domain to UserID input type

[stephenm93]

Hi all. I know very little about JS, but I'm looking to add to this code that sets the cursor focus on my login form. I would like to append a domain (e.g. @company.com) to the "loginname" form field after the focus changes to the "password" form field. Can anyone help please?

<!--

if (document.login.loginname.value == &quot;&quot {
document.login.loginname.focus()
} else {
document.login.password.focus()
}

function focuspwd()
{
document.login.password.focus();
return(true);
}

function focusloginbutton()
{
document.login.loginbutton.focus();
return (true);
}

//-->

 

[jemminger]

like so?

<!--

if (document.login.loginname.value == &quot;&quot {
document.login.loginname.focus()
} else {
if (document.login.loginname.indexOf(&quot;@company.com&quot == -1) {
document.login.loginname += &quot;@company.com&quot;;
}
document.login.password.focus()
}

function focuspwd()
{
document.login.password.focus();
return(true);
}

function focusloginbutton()
{
document.login.loginbutton.focus();
return (true);
}

//-->


=========================================================
-jeff

http://www.jeffemminger.com

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[MrGreed]

Add to the loginname input tag onblur:

Example:

<input id=&quot;loginname&quot; type=&quot;textbox&quot; onblur=&quot;CheckAdd()&quot;>

The JS Function

function CheckAdd(){
//replace with whatever domain you want to use
var sAppendDomain=&quot;@Company.com&quot;;

//get Login input object
var objLoginName=document.getElementById(&quot;loginname&quot;

//Check to see if already appended
if (parseInt(objLoginName.value.indexOf(sAppendDomain))==-1){
//append the domain
objLoginName.value=objLoginName.value+sAppendDomain;
}

}

MrGreed

http://www.pastame.com

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[stephenm93]

Thanks Jeff. Now, how do I set the &quot;UserID&quot; input to go to the correct function after the focus changes? Here is what I have now for the input:

<input type=&quot;text&quot; name=&quot;UserID&quot; size=&quot;20&quot; onchange=&quot;focuspwd()&quot;

Sorry if I wasn't specific enough in the original post...

Thanks.
Stephen

 

[jemminger]

if you're going to call focuspwd() onchange, then i would do it this way:

<!--
function focuspwd() {
if (document.login.loginname.indexOf(&quot;@company.com&quot == -1) {
document.login.loginname += &quot;@company.com&quot;;
}
document.login.password.focus();
return true;
}

function focusloginbutton() {
document.login.loginbutton.focus();
return true;
}
//-->

=========================================================
-jeff

http://www.jeffemminger.com

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[stephenm93]

Jeff / Mr. Greed,

Brilliant! Actually used a combination of the two and it works perfectly. Many thanks.

Stephen