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HTML DOM Input Email autofocus attribute

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Input Email Object

Examples

See if the email field automatically get the focus when the page is loaded:

var x = document.getElementById ( "myEmail") autofocus.;

x The output is:

true

Definition and Usage

autofocus property sets or returns the email field is automatically get the focus when the page loads.

This property reflects the HTML autofocus property.

Browser Support

All major browsers support the autofocus attribute.

Note: Internet Explorer 9 and earlier versions of IE, Opera 12 and earlier version of Opera browser does not support this property.

Note: Internet Explorer 9 (and earlier versions of IE), or Safari browser does not support type = "email" in the HTML <input> elements.

grammar

Back autofocus properties:

emailObject .autofocus

Setting autofocus properties:

emailObject .autofocus = true | false

Property Value

value	description
true \| false	It describes the email field if gets focus after the page loads true - email field gets focus false - default. email field does not get the focus.

technical details

return value:	Boolean value that, if the page email field automatically get focus after loading returns true, otherwise returns false.

Related Pages

HTML Reference Manual: HTML <the INPUT> The autofocus attribute

Input Email Object Reference

Input Email Object

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