maybe you could also assign an onBlur event to the Jmol applet and so
when Jmol goes out of focus, the onBlur event fires, assigning a
keystroke capture back to the element you want. Maybe not super elegant,
but could fix for the moment.
Martin
On 25.06.12 21:31, Otis Rothenberger wrote:
Bob,
I'm setting up some keystroke capture JavaScript to control page
activity. I'm placing the event capture function call in the body tag
of the page, and this works well until I click inside the applet.
After an applet click, I must click on a page link or inside a page
field to reinitiate the page keystroke capture. Clicking the page
itself does not reinitiate the capture.
I suspect that this is a general applet issue. Is there any way within
JmolScript to reinitiate this page JavaScript behavior?
Otis
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