prob with netscape when using onfocus=blur

[selani]

Hi all,

a text box is disabled using "onfocus = blur" in netscape...

i hv found code to pass on the focus to subsequent text fields in the form on pressing ENTER key.....but there is a prob with the text field that has the prev mentioned code....b'cos as soos as focus goes to that field..it is lost due to blur()....wat i need is to identify this field and pass the focus to the next field leaving the disabled one.......can u help me out??

NOTE - all this in netscape not IE

Thank u

 

[jemminger]

why not disable this field with "disabled" or "readonly"?


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[selani]

readonly/disabled does not work in netscape...

 

[vbkris]

onfocus = CallFn()


<script>
function CallFn()
{
document.FormName.NextField.focus()
}
</script>

Known is handfull, Unknown is worldfull

 

[selani]

thanx vbkris.....it worked out

 

[jemminger]

&quot;readonly/disabled does not work in netscape...&quot;

you must be using some ancient version...these are core html attributes



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-jeff

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[vbkris]

jemminger

unfortunately a lot of users have NS4.7 still in their systems (many dont even know that there are updates)...

Known is handfull, Unknown is worldfull

 

[jemminger]

imho we should present anyone using such an old browser with a message: &quot;your browser version is too old - please upgrade&quot;

these browsers are like rusty Pintos on the information superhighway...they're a danger to others

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-jeff

http://www.jeffemminger.com

 

[tviman]

Jemminger...

ROFLOL about the Pintos! That's Great!!!

(Course I guess that gives away our age - most will think that you're talking about horses on the freeway!)

There's always a better way...