On Saturday 01 July 2006 10:56, Andrew Martinez (RIT Student) wrote:
> You can tell if the mouse or the keyboard changed the radio button. Inspect
> which key has been pressed, if any, of if the left mouse button was
> clicked. Reference: http://www.quirksmode.org/js/events_properties.html
>
>
> In
On Friday 30 June 2006 15:02, Gregory Hill wrote:
> You could set a variable onmouseover, and when onclick is fired check
> for that variable to make sure they moused over the item first. Of
> course, you'd then also have to clear the variable onmouseout to make
> sure they didn't just keep the mo
Two comments:
1. If you're navigating immediately on click, you're already not
really accessible to those with possible motor difficulties.
(Accessibility doesn't just mean visual impairments and text browsers!)
2. The functionality you're describing isn't really that of a radio
button..
Of Andrew Tetlaw
> Sent: Friday, June 30, 2006 9:15 PM
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> Subject: Re: [Rails-spinoffs] javascript woes with radio button groups
>
> Prototype already has an observer for this. Form.Element.Observer I
> think. It uses a time based per
Prototype already has an observer for this. Form.Element.Observer I
think. It uses a time based periodical check for a changed value so it
doesn't rely on events.
On 01/07/06, Sam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If all else fails, setup a 100ms periodic timer event handler. Loop thru
the radio butto
If all else fails, setup a 100ms periodic timer event handler. Loop thru
the radio buttons, and you can decide when to move on from there.
Sam
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You could set a variable onmouseover, and when onclick is fired check
for that variable to make sure they moused over the item first. Of
course, you'd then also have to clear the variable onmouseout to make
sure they didn't just keep the mouse moving.
Why do you care to differentiate between a cl
Ok! So I have this survey project I'm working on where there are a list of
questions but only one shows up at a time.
That part's easy. And, it is fully functional as we speak (and I think even
'live') however.
My boss wants to be able to have the survey go to the next question when a
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