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how to apply javascript to stylesheets? 1
- Thread starter debrac
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Hi,
If you need to have this javascript in an external file why not use a .js file and include that in the page?
Hope this helps Wullie
If you need to have this javascript in an external file why not use a .js file and include that in the page?
Hope this helps Wullie
You can not ackomplish this with CSS. You could easily do this in a server-side environment like JSP or ASP. You would simply create a variable and set that variable's value = to the javascript command you want to execute. You could then place that variable inside each of the form elements that require this script. Otherwise, if you are in a static environment, ie HTML, you are left with placing the javascript function in each form element.
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debrac (IS/IT--Manageme) Mar 5, 2002
how do i highlight the whole text in text box when using the mouse to enter the text box at any point of the text?
thanks
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ICantLogin (Visitor) Mar 5, 2002
<html>
<head>
</head>
<body>
<input type=text value="12345678" onclick="this.select();">
</body>
</html>
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if not, please re-explain your intent...
- spewn
thread216-224055
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debrac (IS/IT--Manageme) Mar 5, 2002
how do i highlight the whole text in text box when using the mouse to enter the text box at any point of the text?
thanks
--reply--
ICantLogin (Visitor) Mar 5, 2002
<html>
<head>
</head>
<body>
<input type=text value="12345678" onclick="this.select();">
</body>
</html>
***
if not, please re-explain your intent...
- spewn
This is possible with javascript, which you must know. You can use the DOM to get your INPUT tags or any other tags for that matter, but you need to know how to loop through them and set their onfocus property to your code.
My javascript editor is not installed right now, otherwise I would give you a hint on the code. Rocco is the BOY!!
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My javascript editor is not installed right now, otherwise I would give you a hint on the code. Rocco is the BOY!!
M O T I V A T E!
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