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i need here to use onfoucs here, how can is do it.

First, in “Remember Your Markup”, your label examples don’t include a “name” attribute. While I understand that it was probably omitted for brevity, but for those users that are new at this, it’s important to know that fields without a name can’t be considered successful form fields, per the spec, and therefore won’t have their data included in the data submitted to the server.

Second, on tabindexes, I’d highly recommend against using them except in those cases where source-order tabbing isn’t the desired behavior. Using tabindexes in any other case only creates maintenance problems, situations where search/login/etc. forms that are part of a common design end up either having competing tabindexes or the user can’t actually get to other elements in the design (links, forms in the design, etc.) until after tabbing through every tabindex’ed form element on the page.

Third, for many reasons which have been researched, blogged, etc. to death over the past year, do not use accesskeys. If you don’t believe me, google it a little bit and you’ll learn what I’m talking about.

Fourth, like many others have already said, I must echo that autotabs are pure evil, with the exception being in a web-app environment with a closed group of users that can be adequately user-tested prior to the “live” roll-out.

Fifth, regarding error displays, never, ever rely solely on color to indicate an error as a greater percentage of people than you might suspect are color blind.

Sixth, I’ve been doing this a long time and can’t think of a single browser that “Unfortunately, this (label click) is not guaranteed in all browsers.”. Care to elaborate?

Seventh, when it comes to double-submits, the only time it’s permissible to disable the submit button after the first click is if the button is only disabled for a short period of time (approximately 5-10 seconds) and you let the user know when the form is submitted.

Eight, except maybe in a web-app with a controlled user-base, combo boxes are a bad idea.

Ninth, thanks for linking to my writeup about using CSS to layout/style forms.