For anyone following this thread, I did just find this bit, which
could be used to cancel out the Tab key event. This is what I needed:
http://code.google.com/apis/desktop/docs/script.html#gadgeteventhandling
Copied from that page:
* view.event.returnValue = false; //Disable the view event's
default behavior
* view.event.returnValue = true; //Enable the view event's default
behavior
<edit onkeypress="edit_onkeypress()"/>
function edit_onkeypress()
{
if( event.keyCode == 'j' ) event.returnValue = false;
}
Each time you press a key when control is inside this edit object, the
edit_onkeypress() function is called. If the key you press is j, then
since the event.returnValue is set to false, the event and its usual
return value are cancelled, making it as if the j was never pressed.
Effectively, this <edit> element doesn't allow you to type the letter
j.
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