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I noticed that this plugin takes over the default tab behaviour in a form with the switchInput method. What if I still want a select element to be in the taborder. I expect when I tab from one input to the next, and the next one is a select element, that the virtual keyboard is hidden and the select is focused. What happens now, is it completely skips the select and goes to the next first input / textarea element.
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Yes, I've been meaning to rewrite the function to obey the tab order, but it is a bit more complex than it appears at first glance, and I keep getting distracted by other shiny things. 😉
Anyway, I did include the switchInput option that allows you to change the behavior. I haven't had a chance to try one of the tabindex plugins - like this one, but it might work as a substitute while I look into making this method behave as expected.
I noticed that this plugin takes over the default tab behaviour in a form with the switchInput method. What if I still want a select element to be in the taborder. I expect when I tab from one input to the next, and the next one is a select element, that the virtual keyboard is hidden and the select is focused. What happens now, is it completely skips the select and goes to the next first input / textarea element.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: