In pure HTML you would use the "accesskey" and "tabindex" attributes of form
elements to allow simplistic keyboard management of forms. I'm not sure
what's available in XFORMs yet, but I have to assume it's more advanced.
Using script you can take things to the next level. The event bubbling
mod
Ugh? Why ugh? .. it doesn't bite ...
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Thanx Jim
With XForms I can do that? How? Sorry but WHAT's XForms?
On Mon, 30 Aug 2004 19:39:40 -0400, Jim Davis
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> In pure HTML you would use the "accesskey" and "tabindex" attributes of form
> elements to allow simplistic keyboard management of forms. I'm not sure
> w
sed.
Jim Davis
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From: Marco Antonio C. Santos [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 31, 2004 8:16 AM
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Subject: Re: Entire keyboard-based CF application
Thanx Jim
With XForms I can do that? How? Sorry but WHAT's XForms?
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There's an XForms option -- there's also a Flash option and a default
option which creates the same html/_javascript_ forms cfform creates
now. Or so I've heard.
> XForms is the replacement for current HTML forms -
> basically it's a separate
> W3C standard just for forms to go with XHTML 2.0.
>
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