Re: firing a blur event when a button is clicked

2009-05-25 Thread Thomas Broyer
On 25 mai, 04:44, Ian Bambury wrote: > The visual focus indicator is there for accessibility reasons so people who > cannot use a mouse know what has focus if they are using a keyboard or voice > commands or chin-operated joysticks, suck.blow controllers, head-switches > etc. so they know where

Re: firing a blur event when a button is clicked

2009-05-24 Thread Ian Bambury
The visual focus indicator is there for accessibility reasons so people who cannot use a mouse know what has focus if they are using a keyboard or voice commands or chin-operated joysticks, suck.blow controllers, head-switches etc. so they know where they are If this isn't a concern, then

firing a blur event when a button is clicked

2009-05-24 Thread Zak
Hi all- I still haven't got my head wrapped around using handlers: I have a class ESButton extends Button. I would like it so that each instance of an ESButton, when clicked, fires a blur event on itself. I'm sure some of you have noticed how (at least in Firefox), when you click on a button it