For input elements like so, <input type="text" class="number" oninput="myhandler();" ...>, the oninput handler is called for every input but the last one (when auto-tabbing to next field).
That's the one that I really need, btw. Since the handler will enable the submit button when the input is valid. onchange still works. But this has problems when the button to be enabled is next in the tab order. The onchange event fires too late and whatever is after the button gets focus. So we really need oninput.
We have a group of 3 such fields in the form. Our work-around is to change the type of the last field to 'tel' from 'text'. But this effectively turns off the important features of autotab() (for us, anyway).
For input elements like so,
<input type="text" class="number" oninput="myhandler();" ...>, the oninput handler is called for every input but the last one (when auto-tabbing to next field).That's the one that I really need, btw. Since the handler will enable the submit button when the input is valid. onchange still works. But this has problems when the button to be enabled is next in the tab order. The onchange event fires too late and whatever is after the button gets focus. So we really need oninput.
We have a group of 3 such fields in the form. Our work-around is to change the type of the last field to 'tel' from 'text'. But this effectively turns off the important features of autotab() (for us, anyway).
This is very similar to your phone number example here: http://www.mathachew.com/sandbox/jquery-autotab/#number1
The example would be that we want to also have an oninput handler for those fields.
Any guidance on how to use autotab() and still keep our oninput handler?