I wasn't sure which of these 2 groups is the right one to post to, so
please excuse the duplicate post.

Does anyone know how to resolve this? I can't figure this out. In my web
site I have 3 forms for data input. One of the forms shows the cursor
blinking, but the other 2 do not. I found that the 2 forms in question
are using a position:absolute style, and the 1 form does not. When I
remove that style item the forms work fine.

I really need the position:absolute style on these 2 forms, so is there
some way to force the cursor to show up anyway?

Tom

I found that by taking out the position:absolute from the stylesheet,
and putting it in a click event in the javascript, the cursor now shows
up fine.

Very strange, but I'm glad it works.


tomb wrote:

I wasn't sure which of these 2 groups is the right one to post to, so
please excuse the duplicate post.
>
Does anyone know how to resolve this? I can't figure this out. In my web
site I have 3 forms for data input. One of the forms shows the cursor
blinking, but the other 2 do not. I found that the 2 forms in question
are using a position:absolute style, and the 1 form does not. When I
remove that style item the forms work fine.
>
I really need the position:absolute style on these 2 forms, so is there
some way to force the cursor to show up anyway?
>
Tom

tomb wrote:

I found that by taking out the position:absolute from the stylesheet,
and putting it in a click event in the javascript, the cursor now shows
up fine.
>
Very strange, but I'm glad it works.

Good thing, because without a URL to actually *see* your source I am not
sure how you expected any of us to help.

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Take care,

Jonathan
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On Fri, 24 Aug 2007 08:27:04 -0400, tomb <tomb@technetcenter.com>
wrote:

>I wasn't sure which of these 2 groups is the right one to post to, so
>please excuse the duplicate post.
>
>Does anyone know how to resolve this? I can't figure this out. In my web
>site I have 3 forms for data input. One of the forms shows the cursor
>blinking, but the other 2 do not. I found that the 2 forms in question
>are using a position:absolute style, and the 1 form does not. When I
>remove that style item the forms work fine.

Hmm, I'm not sure about this one.

Is there any chance we could have a look at what you've done?
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Martin Jay