Checkboxes
am 19.06.2007 16:20:21 von jamarijr
I have a checkbox that shows different screens when each checkbox is
selected. So when a checkbox get focus or is checked I want the screen on
the right side to change. The problem is that when I override the focus
then the click won't go through. Meaning that right now no checkbox has no
focus, so when I click a checkbox the right screen changes, but the checkbox
does not get a check so we have to click it again. What can I do to switch
the screens on focus and process clicks correctly?
Re: Checkboxes
am 19.06.2007 17:21:26 von lws4art
Arinté wrote:
> I have a checkbox that shows different screens when each checkbox is
> selected. So when a checkbox get focus or is checked I want the screen on
> the right side to change. The problem is that when I override the focus
> then the click won't go through. Meaning that right now no checkbox has no
> focus, so when I click a checkbox the right screen changes, but the checkbox
> does not get a check so we have to click it again. What can I do to switch
> the screens on focus and process clicks correctly?
>
>
New question, you should start your own thread.
You have a checkbox where? No URL, no clue.
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Re: Checkboxes
am 19.06.2007 17:41:42 von darko
On Jun 19, 4:20 pm, "Arint=E9" wrote:
> I have a checkbox that shows different screens when each checkbox is
> selected. So when a checkbox get focus or is checked I want the screen on
> the right side to change. The problem is that when I override the focus
> then the click won't go through. Meaning that right now no checkbox has =
no
> focus, so when I click a checkbox the right screen changes, but the check=
box
> does not get a check so we have to click it again. What can I do to swit=
ch
> the screens on focus and process clicks correctly?
Are you saying that the first click on the checkbox does the focus,
but doesn't generate a click? It's probably another error, cause
that's not the case, for sure. Here's a demonstration:
http://alas.matf.bg.ac.yu/~ml01172/proba1.html
or with frames:
http://alas.matf.bg.ac.yu/~ml01172/proba.html
Tested with Firefox. Try it in IE.