HTML element: Isindex

definition

Causes the browser to display a dialog box that prompts the user to enter a single line of text.

Causes the browser to display a dialog windows that is prompts the user for a single line of input.

　　Comments

This element is deprecated in HTML 4 and is recommended to replace it with an INPUT element. The Isindex tagName property returns input.

The Isindex element belongs to the body of the document.

This element is available in the Internet Explorer 3.0 and above versions of HTML, and is available in the Internet Explorer 4.0 and above scripts.

This element is treated as an input object in the Form object. To access the element using a script, you must use the all collection of the Document object. For example, the syntax of the disabled property to access a Isindex object is:

Document.all.oisindex.disabled=false;

This element is a block element.

This element requires closing the label.

In HTML 4, the This element is deprecated; The INPUT is recommended to use instead. The TagName property is for Isindex returns input.

The Isindex element belongs in the body of the document.

This was available in HTML as the Internet Explorer 3.0, and in script as of Internet Explorer 4.0.

This was treated as an input object inside a Form object. To access the "element from script," must use the "all collection of the" Document object. For example, the syntax to accessing the disabled property of a Isindex object is:

Document.all.oisindex.disabled=false;

This element is a block element.

This element requires a closing tag.

　　Sample code

<isindex prompt= "Enter a keyword to search for in" Index >

　　Standard Information

This object has not been recommended for use and will likely be discarded in future HTML standards.

This object is deprecated in HTML.