This is just the weirdest thing. I've got a Sammy.js app, and I want to set focus on a text field right after the HTML loads. I've got this CoffeeScript here:
this.partial('templates/my-template.jqt').then ->
i = $('#item')
debugger
i.focus()
While I'm in the debugger, right on that line, I can inspect "i" and see that it's a JQuery object. I can even call i.val("HI THERE!") and see my text field update. But, calling i.focus() does absolutely nothing. Is there some security feature I'm missing that doesn't let you focus on a text element that was dynamically loaded开发者_运维百科?
Try:
setTimeout(function() { $('#item').focus() }, 1);
It's quite common issue. For some reason delaying the focus for 1ms makes it working.
JQuery's focus() doesn't focus on an element, it binds an event handler to focus. http://api.jquery.com/focus/
Try i.get().focus() instead.
If you are sure that you are getting $('#item')
object.You can try out few things.
Make sure that you have only one input box with <input type="text" id="item" />
.Same id should not be repeated.
Next thing is why dont you try $('#item').focus()
.
Thanks. with regards,
Wasim
Do it like this:
i.trigger 'focus'
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