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<p>So, this question has been up for about a week, and during that time I have continued to look for ideas and help.</p> <p>The solution which has presented to finest potential, but not a complete solution is via the code below:</p> <pre><code><!DOCTYPE html> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <head> <script src="http://code.jquery.com/jquery-latest.min.js" type="text/javascript"></script> </head> <body> <script> function splitInput() { var x = document.forms["simpleForm02"]["dataInput_0"].value; if (x.indexOf('\t') > 0) { var delimiterT = x.split('\t'); for (var i = 0; i < delimiterT.length ; i++) document.getElementById("dataInput_" + i).value = (delimiterT[i]); } else if (x.indexOf('\n') > 0) { var delimiterN = x.split('\n'); var j = 0; for (var i = 0; i < delimiterN.length ; i++) {document.getElementById("dataInput_" + j).value = (delimiterN[i]); j += 4; } } else return false; } function classFocused() { var d = document.getElementById("dataInput_0"); d.className = d.className + " InFocus"; } function classBlured() { var d = document.getElementById("dataInput_0"); d.className = "inputArea"; } </script> <form name="simpleForm02"> <table> <tr> <th>Color</th> <th>Model</th> <th>Qty</th> <th>Cost</th> </tr> <tr> <td> <textarea data-id="0" class="inputArea colorInput" id="dataInput_0" name="colorInput_row_1" onFocus="classFocused();" onBlur="classBlured();" onKeyUp="splitInput();"></textarea> </td> <td> <textarea data-id="1" class="inputArea modelInput" id="dataInput_1" name="modelInput_row_1" onkeyup="" ></textarea></td> <td> <textarea data-id="2" class="inputArea qtyInput" id="dataInput_2" name="qtyInput_row_1" onkeyup="" ></textarea></textarea></td> <td> <textarea data-id="3" class="inputArea costInput" id="dataInput_3" name="costInput_row_1" onkeyup="" ></textarea></td> </tr> <tr> <td> <textarea data-id="4" class="inputArea colorInput" id="dataInput_4" name="colorInput_row_2" onkeyup="splitInput()" ></textarea></td> <td> <textarea data-id="5" class="inputArea modelInput" id="dataInput_5" name="modelInput_row_2" onkeyup="" ></textarea></td> <td> <textarea data-id="6" class="inputArea qtyInput" id="dataInput_6" name="qtyInput_row_2" onkeyup="" ></textarea></td> <td> <textarea data-id="7" class="inputArea costInput" id="dataInput_7" name="costInput_row_2" onkeyup="" ></textarea></td> </tr> <tr> <td> <textarea data-id="8" class="inputArea colorInput" id="dataInput_8" name="colorInput_row_3" onkeyup="splitInput()" ></textarea></td> <td> <textarea data-id="9" class="inputArea modelInput" id="dataInput_9" name="modelInput_row_3" onkeyup="" ></textarea></td> <td> <textarea data-id="10" class="inputArea qtyInput" id="dataInput_10" name="qtyInput_row_3" onkeyup="" ></textarea></td> <td> <textarea data-id="11" class="inputArea costInput" id="dataInput_11" name="costInput_row_3" onkeyup="" ></textarea> </td> </tr> </table> </form> </body> </html> </code></pre> <p>In the above example of the textarea's, if a '\t' delimiter exists then the split is made and the data is spread over the course of the data's inherit length.</p> <p>Also, in the above example of the text areas, if a '\n' delimiter exists then the split is made and the data is spread over the course of the data's inherit length vertically instead. The statement: "j += 4" is in essence the number of columns you have in the form.</p> <p>Though I still need for it to work across all text area inputs, not just the identified as ["dataInput_0"]. A jQuery $(this) identifier maybe?</p> <p>Also, the coding is limited because if you copy and paste cells which have both \t and \n, then the code doesn't work.</p> <p>But it is a step in the right direction.</p>
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