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How to tell which <p> 'id=' has focus ? Hello & Thanks , The problem with 'document.activeElement.tagname' is that for p element it returns 'BODY' . But I want to know which p has focus . Pls, How can this be done ? Here is the prototype function I was working on . <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <title>Which Element Has Focus</title> <!-- --> <body onload="documentURL()" onclick="myFunction()" > <p>Click anywhere in the document to display the active element.</p> <input type="text" value="An input field"> <button>A
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I'm having a problem determining if a given control has focus. It seems to me that: if (form.password.focus() == true) ... should tell me if the form's password control has focus. But, it's returning "false" even while I'm typing into the control. So, what is the correct way to determine whether a control has focus? Thank you!
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The PROBLEM: The problem can be observed on the internet at overview.html. After the page opens: Find the words Weekly Podcasts in the page's navigation bar and click on them. After the page opens find the Seven Gates subscription form. Find the select control called Select a Language and click on it. Scroll to the bottom of the list until you arrive at the Not found? option and click where it says Click and enter! If the focus transfers to the newly opened window, then you can see something that I cannot. This failure to transfer focus is the problem. QUE
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I know how to set focus on a specific input control, e.g. a text box, e.g.: <script type="text/javascript"> document.Login.brugernavn.focus(); </script> Now I have a web page with no input controls. The problem is that Page Down doesn't work until I click somewhere on the form to have it receive focus. I would like that to happen automatically when the page loads, but I haven't found a solution. The page contains two forms with tables inside. I have tried to use focus() on the form or on a (disabled) input control, but nothing works. Can anybody
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Title<img src="images/smallindex.jpg" /></td><td><html:select property="title"><html:option value="">--SELECT--</html:option><html:option value="Mr."></html:option><html:option value="Mrs."></html:option></html:select></td><html:submit value="submit" styleClass="button" property="method" onclick="onSave()"/>function onSave(){if(document.forms[0].title.value==""){alert("Title should not be left blank");document.forms[0].getElementById('personalInformation').title.focus();//document.forms[0].title.focus();return false;
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if (object.focused = true) {// do something} Is there a way to check if an element is focused in JavaScript?
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Hello, I am trying to replace an emoticon for text into a textarea (Actually I may be interested in including the emoticon itself, but it seems to be more complex, and first I would like to learn how to do this.)I have the following in HTML: <a href="javascript:Smile(' [] ')"><img src="http://www.websmileys.com/sm/sad/239.gif" border="0" alt="imagen" /></a><br /><div style="text-align:center;margin-bottom:25px"><form name="formulariol"><textarea cols="40" name="textol"rows="4" id="txt" ></textarea></form> and the following, in Javascr
