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I have a usability concern on a web site of mine. I have a set of tabs, each containing a form. When you click on the tab link, it gives focus to the first textbox in the tab content body. Mouse-oriented people love this "feature". The problem is when keyboard-oriented users use the TAB key on their keyboard to go through the tabs. They hit enter on the tab they want to look at, the click event fires and the tab shows up, but focus is given to the textbox, adjusting their tab order completely. So when they hit tab again, they want to go to the next tab on the screen, but since focus was moved

So there are 4 main methods I'm aware of to execute javascript code from a link. For my requirements, I need to do so without moving the screen anywhere (linking to # and not returning false is bad). SEO for the executed javascript code, if possible, is important too. So what's the right way to do this? method 1 (need to make sure myCode() returns false always): <a href="#" onclick="return myCode();">execute</a> method 2 (seems to make the most sense?): <a href="javascript:myCode();">execute</a> method 3: <a href="javascript:void(0);" onclick="myCode();">execute</a> method 4 (not as pleasant

I apply: $(".newContentLink").click(function() { $("#test").append("1"); }); On this: <span id="contents"> <input class="newContentLink" type="submit" style="width: 100%;" value="CREATE A NEW CONTENT"/> <span id="content1" class="content study"> </span> <input class="newContentLink" type="submit" style="width: 100%;" value="CREATE A NEW CONTENT"/> <span id="content3" class="content study"> </span> <input class="newContentLink" type="submit" style="width: 100%;" value="CREATE A NEW CONTENT"/> <span id="content4" class="content category"> </span> <input class="newContentLink" type="submit" style

一：HTML中添加onclick <button id="vv" onclick="myfunction()" >哈哈</button> 二：JS中定义函数绑定事件！ var funcc = function () { alert('我爱编程') } var aa = document.getElementById('vv') aa.onclick = funcc 三：直接定义函数与内容 document.getElementById('vv').onclick = function () { alert('hasssshhaa ') } 四：利用addEventListener document.getElementById('vv').addEventListener('click',funcc); //或者： document.getElementById('vv').addEventListener('click',function () { alert('hahah') }) 来源： https://www.cnblogs.com/fger/p/11647542.html

I'm having trouble when trying to click a search button on a webpage via Excel VBA. Actually, my real issue has to deal with the particular webpage not seeing that I entered something in the search box. After I click the search button on the webpage I get the message saying "Provide a number or company name to search" when there's already something in the search box. Before the Text is entered into the Search Box: After the Text is entered into the Search Box & the Search button is clicked: Here's the portion of the HTML source where the button (and onclick event) is present. The specific line