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Note that this relates to focus and blur events on a window, not on form fields. I'm loading a document in a pop-up window, and it includes the following code: <script type="text/javascript"> window.onblur = function(){ document.title="BLURRED"; } window.onfocus= function(){ document.title="FOCUSED"; } </script> These functions are temporary, for testing. I'd hoped to use these events to set a flag indicating the window state; I'm doing a chat app, and if messages come in when it's minimized I'll do some attention-getting title changes. If they don't cancel when the window gets focus, though,

I'm working on an HTML page that needs to be more or less pixel-perfect, and I noticed that in Opera 10, fonts are rendering larger than they do in other browsers, even though the font-size is effectively the same. Please see this example page in Opera 10 and another browser like Firefox 3.6: http://troy.onespot.com/static/stack_overflow/opera_font_size.html Alternatively, here's a screenshot that illustrates the issue: http://skitch.com/troywarr/d47m1/font-size The red boxes behind the "50px" and "46px" text (both styled to have the corresponding font-size) both have a height of 50px. In

I'm trying to embed some keybindings in my webapp, and I'm having hard times with Opera. I have this code: window.onkeydown = function(e){ var key = e.keyCode ? e.keyCode : e.charCode ? e.charCode : false; if (e.ctrlKey && key === 84) { alert("foo"); e.preventDefault(); // return false; } } It works like a charm in Firefox and Chrome, but Opera still opens new tab. Same happens with return false; . My info: Opera/9.80 (X11; Linux i686; U; en) Presto/2.7.62 Version/11.00 Marcel Korpel Opera doesn't support preventDefault on keydown , only on keypress . As you can see in this example , you

I am displaying a modal dialog using jQuery. This dialog has a textarea control on it. But while submitting this dialog, the value of this textarea is not recognized by jQuery for some reason: it always comes blank. This works perfectly in other browsers. I put alert to display the value but it looks blank. Can anybody help me in this regards? Controls: <input type="text" id="txtGroupName"/> <textarea rows="3" cols="30" id="txtDescription"></textarea> jQuery code which used this value: var postData = new Object(); postData.GroupName = $('#txtGroupName').val(); postData.Description = $('

I am currently working on a web application, I have a JS logging mechanism that Handles Javascript error that are not caught by the js code inside the page. I am using window.onerror to catch all such errors and log them else where. However, Problem is with Opera which does not have window.onerror event. one approach I could think of is, to string process all js functions code and insert try catch blocks inside those functions after body load. It does not work in many cases though, But, It at least works to some extent. I am sure this approach sucks, But, I could not think of anything better.