actually just found a possible issue, this goes back to the user wanting something that might not be for the best. When I do thisxfa.host.setFocus(this.traversal.resolveNode("#traverse").ref);If I have alread filled out a field, say social security number, and then I go to the field before it in the tab order, say last name, if I get to the end of last name focus is set to SSN, the entire contents of SSN is highlighted and then completely over written by the next character I type. One solution I...

It's all about where you put things. Yes doing thisxfa.host.setFocus(this.traversal.resolveNode("#traverse").ref);In the "full" event works perfectly for both limit by length and limit to visible area. As for the user experience I agree with you, but the customer is always right Thank you so much

That is perfect!!  Thank you so much.

Was not aware of this. Not a universal default behavior but looks promissing on handling my group of 15 radio buttons. Little tedious since it appears he resets all the buttons then has an else if for all of his 3, my 15. For some reason I had "change" stuck in my head when "click" was the correct answer. Great resource. Thank you so much.