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JoachimMartin - this works on text fields. &nbsp;<br />
I guess I should have stated form elements instead of form fields.<br />
Is it possible to make it work just as well on other types of form elements - like select lists, check boxes?<br />
d2<br />

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JoachimMartin - this works on text fields.  
I guess I should have stated form elements instead of form fields.
Is it possible to make it work just as well on other types of form elements - like select lists, check boxes?
d2


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Hi - I'd like to change the border and background color of form fields when the user clicks on them, or tabs to them. &nbsp;Then when the user clicks away, &nbsp;the form field reverts to its previous look. &nbsp;<br />
Can someone please show me how this is done? <br />
TIA your input.<br />
d2
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Hi - I'd like to change the border and background color of form fields when the user clicks on them, or tabs to them.  Then when the user clicks away,  the form field reverts to its previous look.  
Can someone please show me how this is done? 
TIA your input.
d2

change form fields onfocus and onblur

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