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Input Focusing
The JS Library includes the inputFocus() function, a small utility to programmatically focus an input or interactive element.
⚙️ Function Overview
The inputFocus() function checks if a valid element is passed in, and if so, attempts to call .focus() on it.
JavaScript
function inputFocus(element) {
if (element && typeof element.focus === 'function') {
element.focus();
}
}
🚀 Usage
You can use this function to bring focus to form inputs or buttons when certain events occur, such as onclick.
HTML Example
<input type="text" onclick="inputFocus(this)" placeholder="Click me to focus" />
Manual JS Call
const myInput = document.getElementById("my-input");
inputFocus(myInput);
✅ Tip
- Ideal for form UX improvements and accessibility enhancements.
- Useful for re-focusing inputs after user interaction (e.g., validation or tooltips).
- Safe from errors thanks to the type and method existence check.
🔒 Safety
The function gracefully checks:
- If the passed argument is truthy.
- If the
focusmethod exists and is callable.
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