tab-ordering

I'm still trying to think up how to re-word this title. Anyways so I have this contact form on my page here: http://leongaban.com/ When you click in name and fill it out you can then tab to the next field email. After entering in email, it is natural for the user to tab again into the message box. However for some reason my tab selection jumps all the way up to the top of the page and seems to select my portfolio main nav link. A few more tabs and I'm back down into the message textarea. This of course is not ideal at all, is there a way I can force the tab selections to go in the correct

I have a custom list implementation (a subclass of QWidget ) in QT 5.5. The elements of the list are organized using a QVBoxLayout . At runtime, elements (which are also QWidget s) can be dynamically added to and removed from the list at any position in the layout. This is working fine, except for one detail: the tab order of inserted focusable elements is wrong. The last element inserted will always be the last in the tab order, even if inserted in between two other elements. How can I fix the tab order to represent the layout order? I already tried iterating over the list elements and using

The flex tab ordering is important both for usability (obvious) and accessibility (it defines the screen readers read ordering). However, Flex 3.5 seems to have next to no support to influence it for more complicated applications. From what I know so far: the tab ordering is calculated by the mx.managers.FocusManager, which takes care of one "tab cycle" for the entire application (i.e. there is not one for each container, but one for the whole app). The exception being embedded .swf files and popups, each of which have their own FocusManager. the logic inside the FocusManager is marked as

I have a form with a bunch of panels, and some panels inside groupboxes. When using the TabOrder tool in Vs2005, the controls outside of containers are given integers (0), the controls inside panels are given decimals (72.0), and the controls within panels within groupboxes are given three-part values (73.73.0). Unfortunately the resulting tab order has nothing to do with the order I clicked my controls. Does this tool simply not support nested containers? Am I doing something wrong? Perhaps holding Shift- or Ctrl- when I click (I've tried these with no success)? Am I going to be forced to

I have a windows form in C# project that keeps Student Info. I caught the image: I want to add data with sequential order as follows but when I enter data to Surname textbox, TAB button jumps to E-Mail textbox, then Phone Number textbox and lastly to Date of Birth DateTimePicker. I made all control's TabStop property "False" on the form except these textboxes. And I arranged their TabOrder via Properties Section as follows 0,1,2.. as I intented. But the order followed as I wrote above. Then I opened Tab Order function via "View" on menu strip.. I clicked all controls which I wanted to use in

Perhaps the hour is late, but I can't find where I can set the overall Tab Order of my interface viewer dialog, just like I can with Visual Studio. am I missing something? The tab order is all crooked. Command-R to simulate shows it. Nicholas Riley The Cocoa term you're looking for is "key view loop". Use the initialFirstResponder and nextKeyView outlets to connect the views together in the order you'd like to tab through them. This is mentioned in the documentation here . Note that the items which can receive keyboard focus will change depending on the Full Keyboard Access setting (in System