Quoting Xeno_NGC <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> >>> Karel Kulhavy wrote :
>> >>> What do you mean with keyword accesskey in HTML?
>> >>
>> >> Pierre Haderer wrote :
>> >> for example in HTML, I can find the word accesskey in a line
>> like this : >> >> <a accesskey="1"
>> href="www.introduction.com">introduction</a>
>> >> this allow me to press
>> >> "Alt+1" to activate the link, instead of using my mouse to click
>> >> on it. I tried a web page with this kind of shortcut with links
>> >> but I doesn't seem to work. Someone told me that it is just an
>> >> option to activate in the setup but he's not sure of it so I will
>> >> try to find that. But if you know more, I would be really thankful.
>> >
>> > Karel Kulhavy wrote :
>> > I don't think this is implemented in Links. Mikulas, what do you
>> > know?
>> >
>> > CL<
>> >
>> > Mikulas wrote :
>> > Hi
>> >
>> > It is not implemented. It would be relatively simple, so if you
>> > want to pay, I can do it. (but that there is no javascript support
>> > in Links, I removed it few days ago).
>> >
>> > Mikulas
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> Since I'm just a student making a little project, I won't be
>> allowed to spend anyting but thanks ... For the moment, I'm looking
>> for an other way to make these shortcuts possible.
>> Thank you for your answers.
>
> I already implemented it into my links, that I hacked a few years ago.
> Just parse attribute accesskey in html.c in the function html_a() like
> this:
> format.accesskey = 0;
> if((al = get_attr_val(a, "accesskey"))) {
> format.accesskey = atoi(al[0]); /* for 0 ... 9 */
> mem_free(al);
> }
>
> then save it to the link in html_gr.c function g_put_chars():
> link->accesskey = format.accesskey;
>
> then just walk the links in view.c function send_event() if the correct
> key is pressed and jump to that link.
>
> Should be rather easy...
>
> Regards,
> Martin
Hi,
Thanks Martin for your advices.
In the end, I've been asked to develop the accesskey function by
myself, so it was really helpful. There's only one thing I haven't
understood : where is kept the information about the links of my web
page, how can I recover it in the view.c file ? Is there a list of the
links on the page ?
For example, if I have a link like that on my web page :
<a accesskey="1" href="www.introduction.com">introduction</a>
In view.c what is the function I suppose to use to get the url of this link ?
I saw that "ses->screen->rq->url" is the url of the current link so it
must look like something like that but I haven't found out yet.
If you have an idea, please let me know.
Thanks
--
Pierre
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