Hi all,
I currently have 4 textboxes which will be used to store an ip address. What i need help with is a function that will allow a user to input a "." and have the textbox change focus from the current textbox to the next textbox.
Thanks in advance
From stackoverflow
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textbox.onChange = function(){ if(textbox.value[textbox.value.length-1] =='.'){ textbox.value = textbox.value.substring(0,textbox.value.length-2); nextTextbox.focus(); } }I didn't test this but I think something in this general idea.
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Can't you catch the onKeyPress event on the box and if the char is matches a "." focus on the next box? For example:
var dotCode = ".".charCodeAt( 0 ); $("box0").bind( "keypress", function( e ){ if( e.keyCode === dotCode ){ $("box1").focus( ); } }); // etc... -
Assuming your textboxes are named ip0, ip1, ip2, ip3:
$(document).ready( function() { $('#ip0,#ip1,#ip2').keydown( function(event) { var key = event.charCode || event.keyCode || 0; if (key == 190) { event.preventDefault(); var i = Number(this.id.replace(/ip/,'')) +1; $('#ip'+i).focus(); } }); });AlteredConcept : Thanks tvanfosson! This is exactly what i was looking for. -
I would rather use a "mask"-plugin, like this one: http://digitalbush.com/projects/masked-input-plugin/
That would give you the opportunity to give it a nice look and still let your visitors copy an IP and pasting it.Will Dean : +1 from me - I have never worked out who's supposed to be helped by most of the overcomplicated methods of entering IP addresess.AlteredConcept : i don't know if that will work with an ip address though, since each octet can vary from 1 to 3 integers.
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