I want to focus a special id (in roundcube) by a keyboard shortcut. The html is
...
<div id="mainscreen">
<div id="messagetoolbar" class="toolbar">
<div id="mailview-left" style="width: 220px;">
<div id="mailview-right" style="left: 232px;">
...
I tried the following:
// Strg + Tab, um in Nachrichtenbereich zu kommen
...
else if (event.keyCode == 9 && event.ctrlKey) {
alert("taste erkannt");
//document.getElementById("messagetoolbar").focus();
//$("#messagetoolbar").focus();
setTimeout(function() { $('#messagetoolbar').focus(); alert("zeit"); }, 3000);
}
...
The first alert and the second alert is shown but no focus on id messagetoolbar. Does anybody have an idea?
Thank you very much.
Edit: I think I should describe it better: I want to mark the first line/email in the email-inbox in roundcube. The inbox is a table with a tr-tag...when I try your solution the first line is dotted, too, but with enter I can't open the mail and with other keys I can't MARK the first line/mail... I think I have to "simulate a left-klick" to get the first line marked...?
Now I tried to use jquery's .trigger. The html of the inbox-Table is
<table id="messagelist" class="records-table messagelist sortheader fixedheader">
<thead>
<tbody>
<tr id="rcmrow27428" class="message">
<td class="threads"></td>
<td class="date">16.04.2014 13:41</td>
<td class="fromto">
...
I tried to use...
$('#messagelist tr').eq(1).addClass('message selected focused').removeClass('unfocused').trigger("click");
...but it doesn't work: It adds an removes the classes but doesn't really focus the line :-( With "buttons" it works.
EDIT AGAIN: I think the file list.js of roundcube is important for that question. There I found the following:
/**
* Set focus to the list
*/
focus: function(e)
{
var n, id;
this.focused = true;
for (n in this.selection) {
id = this.selection[n];
if (this.rows[id] && this.rows[id].obj) {
$(this.rows[id].obj).addClass('selected').removeClass('unfocused');
}
}
// Un-focus already focused elements (#1487123, #1487316, #1488600, #1488620)
// It looks that window.focus() does the job for all browsers, but not Firefox (#1489058)
$('iframe,:focus:not(body)').blur();
window.focus();
if (e || (e = window.event))
rcube_event.cancel(e);
},
Does anybody know how to modify or use referring to my question? Thank you!
Add tabindex=0
attribute to the div you want to foucs and you will be able to set focus on the div using .focus()