> I am trying to use the plugin ofhttp://fluidproject.org/blog/2008/01/11/jquery-tabindex-plugin/
> to set the tabindexes for my form. I am going through it by querying
> it as following but it gives me back inputs, then the textareas, en
> then the selects (and I would like the elements based on the
> occurrence in stead as a collection of inputs, and then textareas, and
> then selects.

> This is the code I am using

> $("form input, form textarea, form select").each(function(i){
>   $(this).tabindex(i+1);
>  });

> does someone have a other solution?

> On Jan 12, 6:10 pm, Abdul-Rahman <abdulrahmanadv...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > Hey guys,

> > I am trying to use the plugin ofhttp://fluidproject.org/blog/2008/01/11/jquery-tabindex-plugin/
> > to set the tabindexes for my form. I am going through it by querying
> > it as following but it gives me back inputs, then the textareas, en
> > then the selects (and I would like the elements based on the
> > occurrence in stead as a collection of inputs, and then textareas, and
> > then selects.

> > This is the code I am using

> > $("form input, form textarea, form select").each(function(i){
> >   $(this).tabindex(i+1);
> >  });

> > does someone have a other solution?

> On Jan 12, 6:10 pm, Abdul-Rahman <abdulrahmanadv...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > Hey guys,

> > I am trying to use the plugin ofhttp://fluidproject.org/blog/2008/01/11/jquery-tabindex-plugin/
> > to set the tabindexes for my form. I am going through it by querying
> > it as following but it gives me back inputs, then the textareas, en
> > then the selects (and I would like the elements based on the
> > occurrence in stead as a collection of inputs, and then textareas, and
> > then selects.

> > This is the code I am using

> > $("form input, form textarea, form select").each(function(i){
> >   $(this).tabindex(i+1);
> >  });

> > does someone have a other solution?

> No it won't.  It will even include button elements.  :input is a
> jQuery selection expression that finds all form controls.

> Mike

> You can use forms' attribute 'elements' to make it work faster. $
> ('form').map(function(){ return $.makeArray(this.elements); });

> > You can use forms' attribute 'elements' to make it work faster. $
> > ('form').map(function(){ return $.makeArray(this.elements); });

> ... unless your form contains <input type="image"... />  elements.
> For some reason those elements are not included in the form's elements
> array!

> Mike