yeah I answered my own question! Here is the solution
try {
$("#user").focus();
} catch(err){
return false;
}
On Sep 20, 1:37 pm, njsuperfreak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Benjamin,
> thanks for you response.
> Okay I have a login form with a input field named (user) set to focus($
> ("#user").focus();).
>
> When the checks the remember me checkbox, a cookie is created, so the
> next time the user logs in his/her username is displayed in this form,
> and the inputs (user) and (pass) are both hidden. That script works
> fine, but the problem I have is jquery looks to focus ($
> ("#user").focus();) on the input field (user) that is no longer there,
> cause this is now a differnt form and the fields are not there so I
> get an error. I hope this helps.
>
> <!--- example -->
> <form>
> <input id="user" type="text" size="14" name="user" onclick=""/>
> <input id="pass" name="pass" type="password" size="14"
> class="usertxt" />
> <span class="rmbme">Remember Me</span><input name="checker"
> type="checkbox" id="checker"/>
> <input name="Login" type="submit" onclick="javascript:formsub();"
> value="Login" style="cursor:pointer" />
> </form>
