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Iron_Cross · 06-23-2005, 10:09 AM

With JavaScript you can mess with mouse coordinates. The top left corner of your screen is Y=0 X=0 as you move further to the right X increases as you move further down the page Y increases.

As for the TAB thing...It's determined by the tabindex attribute I believe if you put a -1 as the argument it means the tab will not stop on that object. It starts at 0 and continues all the way for as long as you have numbers.

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06-23-2005, 10:09 AM	#2 (permalink)
Iron_Cross Ultra Techie Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Bamberg, Germany Posts: 549	With JavaScript you can mess with mouse coordinates. The top left corner of your screen is Y=0 X=0 as you move further to the right X increases as you move further down the page Y increases. As for the TAB thing...It's determined by the tabindex attribute I believe if you put a -1 as the argument it means the tab will not stop on that object. It starts at 0 and continues all the way for as long as you have numbers. Code: [img]/someImage.jpg[/img] __________________ See today\'s Penny-Arcade!(May contain foul lanuage) Pain is weakness leaving the body. PM Me for my MSN