blur() equivalent in firefox

[Sharadha Sankar]

Hello all,

I am using blur() in my javascript file which works fine for IE but not for mozilla firefox. I was wondering if there is an equivalent function that would work in firefox?

Thanks in advance

[Eric Pascarello]

what is the line of code you are using exactly?

Eric

[Sharadha Sankar]

function showPane(paneId, activeTab) {
  // make tab active class
  // hide other panes (siblings)
  // make pane visible
  
  debugger;
    for (var con in panes) {
    activeTab.blur();
    activeTab.className = "tab-active";
    if (panes[con][paneId] != null) { // tab and pane are members of this container
      var pane = document.getElementById(paneId);
      pane.style.display = "block";
      var container = document.getElementById(con);
      var tabs = container.getElementsByTagName("ul")[0];
      var tabList = tabs.getElementsByTagName("a")
      for (var i=0; i<tabList.length; i++ ) {
        var tab = tabList[i];
        if (tab != activeTab) tab.className = "tab-disabled";
      }
      for (var i in panes[con]) {
        var pane = panes[con][i];
        if (pane == undefined) continue;
        if (pane.id == paneId) continue;
        pane.style.display = "none"
      }
    }
  }
  return false;    
}   

[Eric Pascarello]

And what object is passed into activeTab?

Eric

[Sharadha Sankar]

<li><a href="#" X="return showPane('pane1', this)" id="tab1">Period 1</a></li>

where X = onClick