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I apology for burdening you wonderful people after I’ve searched the tutorials & manuals with respect to using events to validate a form. I’ve been tracking the Javascript forum and it appears there’s a whole lot of confusion on multiple events on the same element.
If you direct to me to online documentation that treats this subject I’ll read it!
I hope the following examples will explain my questions:
(1) <input type=”text” id = ‘1’ tabindex = 1………onblur = “funct(—-) ; ”
This is the way I interpret the above: Due to an onload the focus is on this element & the element is waiting for the event to trigger by tab etc. When tab, the function is executed and returns to the HTML element which then executes the tabindex. I hope I said that corredtly?
(2) WHAT DOES THE SYNTAX LOOK LIKE FOR CODE INCLUDED AS PART OF
THE EVENT OR BETWEEN EVENTS?
IN THE FOLLOWING EXAMPLES, WHAT DOES THE DELIMITER DO FOR ME?
(3) Then I’ve seen this:
<input type=”text” id = ‘1’ tabindex = 1………on—- = “funct(—-) ; [ ; used as a delimiter] on—- = funct(—-) “
(4) Then I’ve seen this:
<input type=”text” id = ‘1’ tabindex = 1………on—- = “funct(—-) , [ , used as a delimiter] on—- = funct(—-) “
(5) Then I’ve seen this:
<input type=”text” id = ‘1’ tabindex = 1………on—- = “funct(—-) [ blank used as a delimiter] on—- = funct(—-) “