Foucs on a Text Box using javascript?
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document.getElementByid("TextBoxID").focus();
Parwej Ahamad g.parwez@gmail.com
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We usually do something like this:
function LoadFocus(){ document.getElementById('<%= <TextBoxName>.ClientID %>').focus(); document.getElementById('<%= <TextBoxName>.ClientID %>').select(); } window.attachEvent("onload", LoadFocus); }This will work for IE, but not sure about attachEvent for ff...would have to check if required. -
We usually do something like this:
function LoadFocus(){ document.getElementById('<%= <TextBoxName>.ClientID %>').focus(); document.getElementById('<%= <TextBoxName>.ClientID %>').select(); } window.attachEvent("onload", LoadFocus); }This will work for IE, but not sure about attachEvent for ff...would have to check if required.daniel__c wrote:
document.getElementById('<%= .ClientID %>').select();
Why do we need to do that?
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daniel__c wrote:
document.getElementById('<%= .ClientID %>').select();
Why do we need to do that?
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Sorry, that should be document.getElementById('<%= .ClientID %>') not document.getElementById('<%= .ClientID %>') as originally posted. We usually do the .select() to select any text that is currently in the text box. You can do the focus alone, but the select tends to be a bit more user friendly.