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Is there a way to control the focus when a form is displayed?
- Thread starter hdouglas
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HyperOsmar
Member
@hdouglas, good afternoon...
I believe you can use the JavaScript / Focus option on the desired element.
See the link: http://fabrikar.com/forums/index.php?wiki/element-javascript/
I believe you can use the JavaScript / Focus option on the desired element.
See the link: http://fabrikar.com/forums/index.php?wiki/element-javascript/
McDowell235
New Member
I'm having the same problem and unable to find a solution for it.
juuser
Well-Known Member
Not entirely trivial, but should be possible to accomplish with some jQuery in form_XX.js
As the page is divided into div's with id's starting page_0, page_1 etc., you can add the following actions to "Next" and Previous" buttons click events:
1) Loop through divs where the id contains "page_" with jQuery each function.
2) Check which one does not have "display:none" applied and focus the right "first" element with jQuery('#your-elemenr-ID').focus(); accordingly.
As the page is divided into div's with id's starting page_0, page_1 etc., you can add the following actions to "Next" and Previous" buttons click events:
1) Loop through divs where the id contains "page_" with jQuery each function.
2) Check which one does not have "display:none" applied and focus the right "first" element with jQuery('#your-elemenr-ID').focus(); accordingly.
many thanks, I have managed to find a work around by carefully constructing the fields and where they are very long calc elements, using a checkbox to hide/reveal where the default is hide. This gives the user the choice and maintains the form in a more viewable state. I like your suggestion though and will give it a try, thank you.