Correct. The only way to reliably find out what element current has
focus is to bind a focus handler to all the elements that might take
focus on the page. When an element gets focus, you note it down. For
example:
var currentFocus = null;
$(':input').focus( function() {
currentFocus = this;
I don't think that'll work out as you expect... $(selector).focus() GIVES
$(selector) the focus, it doesn't test whether it already HAS focus.
Ideally there would be a selector such as :focus, fitting in with :enabled,
:selected, :hidden, and others.
j
On Mon, Jul 21, 2008 at 5:27 PM, jquertil
you should be able to return the focus() event.
if( $('#navTable').focus() == true )
might need to play with the selector to get it right.
Try stuffing values into a variable from the onFocus() event of each of the
tables.
Or add/remove an additional class when a table gets/loses focus. You can
find the focused table quickly that way, and apply different styling if
desired based on the class 'focused' or whatever.
j
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