Javascript Reference

Gives focus from the current TEXTAREA object, at which time the TEXTAREA object's onfocus event fires

Specifies the default text for the textarea element, as established by the text between the start and end tags in the page's source code.

javascript TEXTAREA dataSrc

Used with IE data binding to specify the ID of the page's TEXTAREA object element that loads the data source object for remote data access.

javascript TEXTAREA dataFld

Used with IE data binding to associate a remote data source column name to a textarea object's value property. A datasrc attribute must also

javascript TEXTAREA disabled

Specifies whether the TEXTAREA element is available for user interaction.

javascript TEXTAREA cols

Specifies the width of the editable space of the textarea element. The value represents the number of monofont characters that are to be displayed

javascript TEXTAREA clientLeft, clientTop

Broadly speaking, these provide the left and top coordinates of the element's content within the box that includes the element's padding, but with min

javascript TEXTAREA clientHeight, clientWidth

these provide the height and width of the TEXTAREA element's content, but with minor variations with respect to element padding among various operatin

javascript TEXTAREA blur( )

Removes focus from the current TEXTAREA object, at which time the TEXTAREA object's onblur event fires.

javascript TEXTAREA accessKey

This is single character key that either gives focus to an TEXTAREA element (in some browsers) or activates a form control or link action.

javascript TEXTAREA Description

The textarea object reflects the textarea element and is used as a form control. This object is the primary way of getting a user to enter multi

javascript text tabIndex

This is a number that indicates the sequence of this text element within the tabbing order of all focusable elements in the document.

javascript text substringData( )

Returns a copy of the designated segment of the text node content. The section to be copied is signified by the zero-based start position and the nu

javascript text splitText( )

Divides the current text node into two sibling text nodes; otherwise, doesn't disturb the text.

javascript text replaceData( )

Replaces text in the current text node with new text. The original content to be removed is signified by the zero-based start position and the numbe