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This seems to not work if the from is encapsulated within a tabnavigator...any ideas around this?

This doesn't seem to work if you leave out the alert box. The input field gets highlighted, but typing on the keyboard does nothing. You still must click in it to enter content.

I threw your onload idea into a simple custom tag cf_formonload, you can pass in the onload code as an attribute, or wrap the tag around it:

<cf_formonload>
   alert("An Alert generated with the onLoad Event ",'Your on load Event',mx.controls.Alert.OK);
</cf_formonload>

Here is the Custom tag code:


<cfif NOT isDefined( "thisTag.executionMode" )>
   <cfthrow type="Custom.Tag.ExecutionMode" message="CF_FORMONLOAD must be called as a custom tag.">
<cfelseif thisTag.executionMode IS "start" AND thisTag.hasEndTag IS true>
   <cfexit method="exitTemplate">
</cfif>

<cfparam name="attributes.field" type="variableName" default="trigger">
<cfparam name="attributes.content" type="string" default="#thisTag.generatedContent#">

<cfinput
   type="text" name="#attributes.field#"
   visible="false" height="0" width="0"
   onChange="#attributes.content#"
   bind="{(trigger.text != '') ? trigger.dispatchEvent({type:'change'}) : 'init'}"
>

Is there a way to manipulate the "range" attribute on an event in a cfform?

I have 2 radio buttons, and a text field. If I check the first radio button, I would like the range on the text field to be 0-400. If the second radio button is checked, I would like the range on the text field to be 0-800.

Any ideas?

Anyone figure out how to set focus on the flash form that is generated? I have tried many variations of these general approaches:

- document.getElementById(flashForm);
- document.flashForm.focus();

I think that the problem may be because the output does not have the "embed" tag. Any ideas?

D'oh! The above does NOT appear to work in Firefox. Should've tested better...

How do you focus on a certain page on a tabnavigator? Say I want to focus on the third tab on loading?

hi,

is it possible to have two dispatchEvents in a single function because i'm having a peculiar problem.
i have two grids for which data is populated from a query.

when the page loads, i need to select the first row in both the grids. this part works fine. when the row is selected, the change event is not fired for the grids. so i have added a dispatchEvent for each of the grids. but the problem here is only the second dispatchEvent gets fired. if i comment out the second one, then the first gets fired. i need to send two dispatchEvents

i have attached the code i'm using.

      function formOnLoad(CourseDivisionId){
         var gItem;
         var listenerGB:Object={};
var GBgrdGradeBook:mx.controls.DataGrid=GBgrdGradeBook;
         var listenerET:Object={};
var GBgrdEventType:mx.controls.DataGrid=GBgrdEventType;
         
_root.txtCourseDivisionId.text=CourseDivisionId;
         // Set a listener for the first grid (Student Details) to see if the data has arrived.
         // If data has arrived, then select the first row and dispatch a CHANGE event (since the onChange event is not fired when the row is selected)
         listenerGB.modelChanged=function(evt):Void {
GBgrdGradeBook.removeEventListener('modelChanged', listenerGB);
if(GBgrdGradeBook.dataProvider.length){
GBgrdGradeBook.selectedIndex=0;
                  gItem=GBgrdGradeBook.getItemAt(0);
                  GBgrdGradeBook.dispatchEvent({type:'change'});
}
}
GBgrdGradeBook.addEventListener('modelChanged', listenerGB);

         // Set a listener for the third grid (Event Types) to see if the data has arrived.
         // If data has arrived, then select the first row and dispatch a CHANGE event (since the onChange event is not fired when the row is selected)
         listenerET.modelChanged=function(evt):Void {
GBgrdEventType.removeEventListener('modelChanged', listenerET);
if(GBgrdEventType.dataProvider.length){
GBgrdEventType.selectedIndex=0;
                  GBgrdEventType.dispatchEvent({type:'change'});
}
}
GBgrdEventType.addEventListener('modelChanged', listenerET);
      }

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