I just dropped by this thread and took a look at it before dumping it
to
trashes. In case you haven't solved your problem, I have a few words
to
add.
So, you don't want to write all those "onfocus" attributes, right? In
this
case, it's not event bubbling that you need, but a function which fills
"onfocus" attributes for you. If you've read some other posts
recently,
there's one thread talking about doing so which might give you an idea.
Concretely, it's more or less sthg like this:
use <body ..... onload=3D"filloutOnClicks()"> to call the following
function:
function filloutOnClicks() {
for (var i in document.forms) { // get all the forms
for (var j in document.forms[i].elements) { // get all
elements
var k =3D document.forms[i].elements[j]
if (k.tagName =3D=3D whatever_you_want)
k.onclick =3D whatever_function_you_like
}
}
}
Obviously, I just wrote these lines without testing and without really
caring the exact syntax :) but that should give you an idea.
Good luck
> -----Message d'origine-----
> De : Sowmindra [mailto:rotti.sowmindra@f...]
> Envoy=C3=A9 : mercredi 23 octobre 2002 15:12
> =C3=80 : javascript
> Objet : [javascript] Re: SV: Re: SV: Event Bubbling
>
>
> Yeah,
> I got the solution by writing onFocus event in all the text fields
> but i didn't want it that way
> i just want to include one file and it should be handling all
> the focus
> events
> anyway thanks for the reply
> regards
> Sowmindra