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TAB key is not putting cursor to consecutive fields in some situation

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samism.91
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I have the problem as per follow: I have a datatable in which clicking on the TAB, one new row is added. Problem is that after pressing tab key first time in datatable field,new row is added to the datatable and cursor is going to next entity(any div or anchor tag) insted of newly added datatable field.... Same thing working well in chrome.... So how can I solve this problem...Please help

I have the problem as per follow: I have a datatable in which clicking on the TAB, one new row is added. Problem is that after pressing tab key first time in datatable field,new row is added to the datatable and cursor is going to next entity(any div or anchor tag) insted of newly added datatable field.... Same thing working well in chrome.... So how can I solve this problem...Please help

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guigs
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  1. What kind of database are you using,
  2. You can create a javascript event that uses dom object previous call to focus on the new element. Please look to stackoverflow for better solutions.

Thank you.

cor-el
cor-el
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Maybe you need to disable the default action.