@Alderete_SFDC Tricky: "Visualforce uses the tabOrderHint to calculate an appropriate HTML tabIndex for the field".
— Mike Jones (@veterankamikaze) March 5, 2015
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@Alderete_SFDC Tricky: "Visualforce uses the tabOrderHint to calculate an appropriate HTML tabIndex for the field".
— Mike Jones (@veterankamikaze) March 5, 2015
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@Alderete_SFDC @salesforcedocs Can you also comment on the item from my second tweet about the behavior diff of tabindex and taborderhint?
— Mike Jones (@veterankamikaze) March 5, 2015
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@Alderete_SFDC @salesforcedocs Tweets passing like ships in the night.
— Mike Jones (@veterankamikaze) March 5, 2015
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@Alderete_SFDC @salesforcedocs Sigh. I love technology. How about searching your docs for "Setting the Tab Order for Fields in a Form"
— Mike Jones (@veterankamikaze) March 5, 2015
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@Alderete_SFDC @salesforcedocs On the other site, it would be here: http://t.co/uGQrr8mzre
— Mike Jones (@veterankamikaze) March 5, 2015
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@Alderete_SFDC @salesforcedocs Weird. I edited the link in the shortener and it points to the correct thing now.
— Mike Jones (@veterankamikaze) March 5, 2015
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@Alderete_SFDC @salesforcedocs Lovely. Looks like my shortener had a problem. Give it another shot?
— Mike Jones (@veterankamikaze) March 5, 2015
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@salesforcedocs Also, taborderhint and tabindex work differently. Ttaborderhint value is multiplied by 10 in the rendered HTML. #askforce
— Mike Jones (@veterankamikaze) March 5, 2015
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@salesforcedocs There's an error on http://t.co/q6kUllxKV3 <apex:inputField> uses taborderhint, not tabindex. #askforce
— Mike Jones (@veterankamikaze) March 5, 2015
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