When it comes to focus the first text field on a page using jQuery , the usual solution would be:
$(":text:visible:enabled:eq(0)").focus();This query means to find the first of input text field(s), which is/are visible and enabled. However, this would also extract text field(s) which is/are under a display:none parent(s). So a more complete way would be:
$(I'm quite familiar with Firefox's weird remote control because I've been exploiting it for years inmy peculiar environment (enough years that when I started doing it, Iwas using Netscape Navigator instead). As you might guess, the overallgoal of my environment is to keep the browser running all the time,because back in the days when I started doing this the browser startedeven more slowly than it does now.
To stay running, Firefox needs to have a window open, so I keep
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Sparked by comments on a recent entry , it occurs tome that there are at least two cultural views of what comments on a blogare there for:
(There are undoubtedly other views that I'm not thinking of.)
I clearly tend to think of comments as the former, not the latter, butthe latter is a perfectly sensible thing too and
