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Flashing Cursor in Form on Load

You can set up your forms so that when the page loads your visitor's cursor will be flashing within your form.


Place the following code witin your <BODY> tag. This code tells the browser to place the cursor within the "customer" form in the "email" text box.
<body onLoad="focus();customer.email.focus()">

The "customer" text indicated in red, represents the name of your form. The name attribute should be added to your form like this:
<form name="customer">

You can change the name to whatever you'd like. However, make sure you also change it within your <BODY> tag as well, as they must be the same.

The "email" text indicated in red, represents the name of your form element. The <input> attribute should be written like this:
<input type="text" name="email">

You can change the "email" name to whatever you'd like. However, make sure you also change it within your <BODY> tag as well, as they must be the same.

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