Thomas Comiotto wrote:
On Jul 24, 2007, at 9:48 PM, Richard Frovarp wrote:
Thomas Comiotto wrote:
That one works now. Previously I was getting it has no properties
or something like that and on an alert it came back undefined. If I
do document.getElementsByTagName('body')[0].onkeydown =
functionname, I can see it is registered using Firebug. However,
having an alert/breakpoint for even entering the function doesn't
trip.
Windows fire key events, elements don't.
--Thomas
Anyway to get around this?
No (and it even makes sense if you think about it:) - I didn't follow
this one from the beginning, what are you trying to achieve?
Trying to prevent the backspace key from causing the browser to go back
a page when editing, as this can cause a large number of problems. My
original code looked like this:
<script type="text/javascript"
src="/modules/editors/javascript/disablebackspace.js"> </script>
<page:body onkeydown="return checkBackspace(event)" onkeypress="return
checkBackspace(event)" >
The goal is to move the code out of the body element so just including
the script would do all of the work. So I need a way of registering
those events/properties. But from what you're saying, that can't be
done. Unless I put the events on the window I guess.
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