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How Do You Set Focus To A Quick Search Field?

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    How Do You Set Focus To A Quick Search Field?

    Has anyone figured out how to do this for a grid quick search?

    If I look at the quick search field in firebug, the id is "TBI_PARTS_142139SXZH.QUICKSEARCH"

    I've tried this in the OnGridRenderComplete and OnGridInitializeComplete client-side javascript system events, but it doesn't work:
    Code:
    {grid.Object}.setFocus(TBI_PARTS_142139SXZH.QUICKSEARCH);
    This just gives "TBI_PARTS_142139SXZH.QUICKSEARCH" not defined.

    Suggestions anyone?
    Alpha Anywhere v12.4.6.5.2 Build 8867-5691 IIS v10.0 on Windows Server 2019 Std in Hyper-V

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    Re: How Do You Set Focus To A Quick Search Field?

    Stephen,

    put this in the ongridrendercomplete event: $("TBI_PARTS_142139SXZH.QUICKSEARCH").focus();

    "TBI_PARTS_142139SXZH.QUICKSEARCH" is the ID of an object so you cannot apply any methods to it because you first need a pointer to the object which is what "$" is doing. "$" is al alternative for document.getElementById

    the {grid.Object}.setFocus() method is used to set focus to a grid row so not applicable for what you want to do.
    Frank

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      Re: How Do You Set Focus To A Quick Search Field?

      Frank,

      Thanks for the clarification and the suggestion.
      This still doesn't work however, and returns "object doesn't support method".

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      I wonder if the Quick Search field simply won't or can't accept a focus() property?

      Stephen
      Alpha Anywhere v12.4.6.5.2 Build 8867-5691 IIS v10.0 on Windows Server 2019 Std in Hyper-V

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        Re: How Do You Set Focus To A Quick Search Field?

        It does work but I see that you now are previewing a grid only that is not in a tabbed interface (hence the "tbi" part in the ID) , preview what you have now in firefox, check the id of the quicksearch and you're good to go
        Frank

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          #5
          Re: How Do You Set Focus To A Quick Search Field?

          Frank, yes you are very right, it works perfectly now Fantastic!

          I changed it to:
          Code:
          $("GRID1.QUICKSEARCH").focus();
          I never clued in that the grid preview and browser tabbedUI ID's would be different.

          Thank you very much for the help. I've been bashing on this all day.
          Alpha Anywhere v12.4.6.5.2 Build 8867-5691 IIS v10.0 on Windows Server 2019 Std in Hyper-V

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            Re: How Do You Set Focus To A Quick Search Field?

            Originally posted by iRadiate View Post
            Frank,

            Thanks for the clarification and the suggestion.
            This still doesn't work however, and returns "object doesn't support method".

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            I wonder if the Quick Search field simply won't or can't accept a focus() property?

            Stephen
            I believe "{grid.componentName}.QUICKSEARCH" is the ID you're looking for. I *think* it should work in preview as well as published if you replace "TBI_PARTS_142139SXZH" with the {grid.componentName} placeholder...
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              Re: How Do You Set Focus To A Quick Search Field?

              $('GRID1.QUICKSEARCH').focus();
              edit: you got it figured while I am typing.
              good.
              thanks for reading

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                Re: How Do You Set Focus To A Quick Search Field?

                Originally posted by TheSmitchell View Post
                I believe "{grid.componentName}.QUICKSEARCH" is the ID you're looking for. I *think* it should work in preview as well as published if you replace "TBI_PARTS_142139SXZH" with the {grid.componentName} placeholder...
                Thank you Sarah,

                This does work:
                Code:
                $("{grid.componentName}.QUICKSEARCH").focus();
                It is a nice solution because it behaves the same way in both preview and published modes.

                Thanks everyone for helping.
                Alpha Anywhere v12.4.6.5.2 Build 8867-5691 IIS v10.0 on Windows Server 2019 Std in Hyper-V

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                  Re: How Do You Set Focus To A Quick Search Field?

                  Originally posted by iRadiate View Post
                  Thank you Sarah,

                  This does work:
                  Code:
                  $("{grid.componentName}.QUICKSEARCH").focus();
                  It is a nice solution because it behaves the same way in both preview and published modes.

                  Thanks everyone for helping.
                  Excellent! A solution for all cases is always best. And now you can have multiple instances of your grid in the same window!
                  Alpha Anywhere latest pre-release

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