Jamie Halmick wrote: > There was just a discussion where I showed that the "meta" key you can get > with javascript does give you the apple/command key state. In fact I have a > change in the code for my RoundCube install that uses the apple/command key > instead of control and it works in Firefox and Safari. That way I can use > command-click for non-contiguous multiple select. > > : jamie
Now checking for event.metaKey on Mac with have the same effect as holding Ctrl-key on PCs. Will commit the changed to CVS later on. Regards, Thomas > > On Tue, 14 Mar 2006 17:18:27 -0700, Jacob Brunson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> The scrolling problem should have been fixed with the patches that I >> submitted >> a while ago, and it should be fixed with the latest problem. >> >> Macs have 4 modifier keys: shift, ctrl, alt/option, apple-key, but they >> aren't >> used quite as they are on linux/windows systems. The apple-key is used on >> a >> mac where you would normally use a ctrl key on windows (press apple-x to >> cut >> instead of ctrl-x). Because macs only have one mouse button, normally you >> would use the ctrl key with a mouse click to get the context menu >> (ctrl-click >> = right mouse button). >> >> This creates some problems with safari because a ctrl-click looks like >> both a >> ctrl-click and a right mouse button click. This is the problem you seem >> to >> be having with the ctrl-click in roundcube. >> >> Unfortunately, I know of no ways to detect the apple modifier key from >> javascript in roundcube. >> >> I didn't follow the latest round of changes to try and address the >> ctrl-click >> mac bugs, so I don't know what was submitted and if it fixes anything. >> I'm >> running the latest public cvs and can say that ctrl-anything doesn't work. >> >> The only other thing I can say about safari is that using the arrow keys >> on >> the keyboard don't work well. They will always cause the message list >> "frame" to scroll to the top. This is a bug in safari >> (http://bugzilla.opendarwin.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4944). >> >> --Jacob >> >> On Tuesday 14 March 2006 15:23, Charles McNulty wrote: >>> Tony, >>> >>> Try the latest CVS and see if the selecting works any better. I checked >>> in some changes to try to address the ctrl-click Mac bugs, but I didn't >>> get them in in time to be included in the .1 version. >>> >>> You can also look back in the list archives for the discussion that >>> Jacob and I had around the middle of February. We were passing patches >>> back and forth that might be of use to you. >>> >>> Basically it didn't work because Mac's don't *have* a control key, as >>> best I can tell. I fixed it so that on at least some browsers it will >>> use the "Command" key or whatever you guys call it. I still haven't >>> been able to test it, so any feedback is appreciated. >>> >>> This is the first I've heard of the scrollbar not working. Is anyone >>> else experiencing this. Jacob (if you're still around) , is this >>> something you experienced? >>> >>> -Charles >>> >>> Tony Zielinski wrote: >>>> I was surprised to find that ctrl+click does not work in the inbox in >>>> the popular Safari browser on MacOS. Shift+click works fine, just >>>> not ctrl+click. Works fine in Firefox and IE. Also, the scrollbar >>>> does not work in the inbox list surprisingly. I can see the bar, but >>>> it just won't move. I'm using the latest release of Safari on Mac >>>> OSX Tiger and the latest stable beta of RoundCube. >>>> >>>> If you want to really screw up the interface, try sending yourself an >>>> HTML email using <DIVS> to layout the page. All of the graphics end >>>> up in the upper-left-most corner of the browser window behind the >>>> roundcube logo. This seems to be true across IE and Firefox. >> > > >
