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Have you tried using the passThrough
attribute which allows CF to pass the onkeyup through to the HTML? I don't
think CFINPUT understands what onkeyup is..
I have a _javascript_ function that checks
for the length of a text box input and, if the length meets the set criteria,
automatically advances the cursor to the next field (i.e. the three parts of a
telephone number). This function is called on a "onkeyup" command set
into the input tag. However, if, instead of using <input..., I use a
<cfinput..., this function no longer works. (Code as
follows:)
<script
language="_javascript_">
function
autoTab(obj,event,len,next_field) {
var
fieldLength = obj.length;
if
(fieldLength == len) {
next_field.focus();
}
}
</script>
<cfinput name="AreaCode"
required="Yes"
message="Please enter a valid area code">
If I use a straight <input... tag, it
works great. The only reason I am using the <cfinput... is to take
full advantage of the required and message attributes.
Any ideas?
Gary L.
Alford
Manufacturing
Operations Project Specialist
Bell Helicopter XWorx
Phone: (817)
280-6233 Fax: (817) 278-6233
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have not failed. I've found 10,000 ways that won't
work.
Thomas
A. Edison
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