Re: HTML5 tag specs [via HTML5 Specifications Community Group]

Hi Ricardo !

Thanks for your reply !

My problem is not on the "for" used on the LABEL tag.

There is other "for" attribute on the <OUTPUT> tag !!!!

This "for" attribute is to add a trigger event on the form fields. When I change some value on the fields cited on the "for" atribute the HTML5 will fire the javscript inside the <oninput> tag.

This "for" attribute is not related to the "for" attribute used with de <LABEL> tag...

Thanks again !

Elcio A.


 
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Em Quinta-feira, 23 de Janeiro de 2014 9:39, Ricardo Vercesi <rvercesi@gmail.com> escreveu:
 
The "for" attribute is used usually within the label tag and should refer to the name of the element. So if you have a radio button named "myRadio" the for attribute of your label should be "myRadio" as well and not "radio".


Ricardo Vercesi
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On Wed, Jan 22, 2014 at 7:58 PM, Elcio Abrahao <elcio_abrahao@yahoo.com.br> wrote:

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