Next field by pressing TAB

[quote] Ustimenko Igor OneBox production OneBox CTO wrote: Even now, with open fields for editing, the tab walks through them, I don’t see a problem [/quote] With open fields walking, that's right. But more often the fields are closed, and you need to take the mouse in your hand and point to the next field, then type on the keyboard, then again the mouse in your hand, etc. If TAB could expand a closed field, it would be more convenient to work with.

[quote] Kornev Mikhail ergo wrote: [quote] Ustimenko Igor OneBox production OneBox CTO wrote: Even now, with open fields for editing, the tab walks through them, I don’t see a problem [/quote] With open fields walking, that's right. But more often the fields are closed, and you need to take the mouse in your hand and point to the next field, then type on the keyboard, then again the mouse in your hand, etc. If TAB could expand a closed field, it would be more convenient to work with. [/quote] i don't think it's obvious some users open 2-3 fields at the top of the block and 1-2 fields at the bottom and according to your logic, they will not reach them with a tab because fields will open between them let's not reinvent the wheel

[quote] Ustimenko Igor OneBox production OneBox CTO wrote: [quote] Kornev Mikhail ergo wrote: [quote] Ustimenko Igor OneBox production OneBox CTO wrote: Even now, with open fields for editing, the tab walks through them, I don’t see a problem [/quote] With open fields walking, that's right. But more often the fields are closed, and you need to take the mouse in your hand and point to the next field, then type on the keyboard, then again the mouse in your hand, etc. If TAB could expand a closed field, it would be more convenient to work with. [/quote] i don't think it's obvious some users open 2-3 fields at the top of the block and 1-2 fields at the bottom and according to your logic, they will not reach them with a tab because fields will open between them let's not reinvent the wheel [/quote] thanks for the answer. if you can, refrain from such unconstructive quotes about "bike ...", no one runs over you and does not force you to do anything, I just consult with you, because. I see what inconveniences employees face in their work, but so do I. If you can't do it yet, then ok. I'll collect info if others have similar problems.