Thanks Andy,
This is a good script for switching input content, but the problem
with a login form is that one of the fields is a password field and
displays as . Therefore, I'm using a background image that is
removed when there's content.
On Aug 25, 4:33 pm, Andy Matthews [EMAIL
Karl,
Thanks, your code reads well and understanding that you hadn't tested
it, I threw it in to give it a whirl. It didn't work, but I'm seeing
if I can put the tweaks in where needed. I'll probably end up
bloating it up a little, but I'll come back with the solution if I can
get it to play
Resolved:
Took what Karl suggested and reconfigured it into my original script.
The key here was to change the assumption that the area would be empty
with the page was ready, thus putting the background styling in onload
rather than trying to remove it afterward.
HTML:
fieldset id=loginArea
This is what someone on this list gave me about 2 weeks ago:
// the focus / blur functionality of the text input
// fields for the email a friend form.
$('#input.email').bind('focus', function() {
// Set the default value if it isn't set
if ( !this.defaultValue )
Run your is there anything in it check again on load. So something
like (untested):
$(document).ready(function() {
$('#loginArea').addClass('active');
function flagEmpty( elem ) {
elem = $(elem || this); // if elem isn't passed in then use this
if (elem.val().length 0)
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