Skipping past a quote when typing property values?

Question

Hi,
A GIVEN: In the mxml editor, when one enters in part of a property, e.g. "te" in "text",  FlashBuilder can complete it by hitting the carriage return, and we get text="".  We land between the quotes, and then one can type in value.
QUESTION: when done typing in the value, how does one get out of the quotes without using the right-arrow key, to enter the next property?   I'm watching a video where I see a guy do this all the time (can tell he isn't using the arrow key, because his cursor immediately goes to where he can enter the next property, without landing immediately to the right of the quote, as one does with the arrow key).  He's also darn fast, can't keep up!
Thanks

Answer 1

Set the beans propertie values to null in the constructor [If it is in pagecode]
and in the jsp use binding
Like for example:in the constructor of the pagecode
public Some(){
if((getFacesContext().getExternalContext().getRequestParameterMap().isEmpty()) || (getFacesContext().getExternalContext().getRequestParameterMap().containsKey("parkPlanFrm:prePlanName"))){
ValueBinding vb = getFacesContext().getApplication().createValueBinding("#{bean}");
Bean pcBean = new Bean()
pcBean = (Bean)vb.getValue(getFacesContext());
pcBean.getParkPlanCountyMenu().setSubmittedValue("select");
pcBean.getParkPlanCountyMenu().setValue(null);
vb.setValue(getFacesContext(), pcBean);               
IN THE JSP:
<h:inputText id="parkPlanPpn" styleClass="inputText" maxlength="15" size="15"
value="#{bean.prePlanNumber}" binding="#{bean.parkPlanPpn}" size="15">
</h:inputText>
Here *value="#{bean.prePlanNumber}"* is from the Managed Bean
*binding="#{bean.parkPlanPpn}"* is from PageCode
Ravi