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Control refuses to get focus Hello all,
I have a few '<input type="text" />' controls on my ASP.NET 2.0 generated page.
Every text-box control has it's specific tab-index.
When I try to move focus to this specific text-box control on this page the focus is shifted to the window element instead of the control itself.
On every other text-box control on the page the focus is received fine.
To apply focus to this element I use the code:
This is the control itself:
Some other text-box control on the page:
I have a few '<input type="text" />' controls on my ASP.NET 2.0 generated page.
Every text-box control has it's specific tab-index.
When I try to move focus to this specific text-box control on this page the focus is shifted to the window element instead of the control itself.
On every other text-box control on the page the focus is received fine.
To apply focus to this element I use the code:
document.all.elemName.focus();
This is the control itself:
<input name = "ctl00$EditMasterContent$c_carats"
type = "text"
maxlength = "10"
id = "ctl00_EditMasterContent_c_carats"
tabindex = "6"
class = "textbox1"
onchange = "registerOnChangeAction("caratsChanged");"
onkeypress = "javascript:ChkNumberKeyPress(false);"
onfocus = "initFocusedElementsVar(this.id);"
style = "width: 100px;" />Some other text-box control on the page:
<input name = "ctl00$EditMasterContent$c_stones"
type = "text"
maxlength = "5"
id = "ctl00_EditMasterContent_c_stones"
tabindex = "5"
class = "textbox1"
onchange = "registerOnChangeAction("stonesChanged");"
onkeypress = "javascript:ChkNumberKeyPress(false);"
onfocus = "initFocusedElementsVar(this.id);"
style = "width: 100px;" /> Last edited by orico : Feb 4th, 2008 at 1:14 am. Reason: typing mistake
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document.forms[0].elements['yourElementName'].focus(). Don't use document.all. It's not a standard property of the document object. And having a 1.8K line source file is bad in itself IMO. I don't accept change. I don't deserve to live.
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