This has been asked here before, but several years ago, and there was no cross-platform solution at the time (other than the setTimeout solution, which is really not very handy).
I 开发者_JS百科tried to bind the onblur event to a <body> tag and it works in IE 6/8. However, when I turn to w3schools, it turns out that the <body> tag doesn\'t have an onblur event.
I was trying to make a javascript function which will check if the user entered value inside a text field cannot be less than 9 digits & it cannot be all 0s.
Environment: Please use IE for testing it Requirement: I have an alert message which checks if user enters a value less than 8 digit - user wont be able to move to next field....he should remain on
I\'m creating a mobile web application that will run 开发者_StackOverflow社区on webkit browsers. The thing is I have a textbox, whose value needs to be validated after the user has typed in some value
I\'ve spent too many hours trying to figure this, and I\'ve found parts of the answer here on Stackoverflow but still can\'t get this working.
I have a code like this; <script type=\"text/javascript\"> var ID= document.getElementById(\'customfield_10033\');
Hello I\'m newbie in javascript and worked hard today on this and couldn\'t find the solution. Please help me.
If you put cursor in the first input, then click the button, you get one message. If you put the cursor in the second one (with the setTimeout), you get both messages.
I have this piece of code: window.addEventListener( \"focus\" , function(){ window.console.log(\"focus\");
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