Hi!
I've just tested this. This seems only be true for Internet Explorer. In
Mozilla the events are dispatched fine.
The only event in IE which seems not work is the keypress in some
situations. What's about to use keydown or keyup instead?
However I've patched this now inside our namespaces branch (revision
3225). If you have interest you can provide us a patch for the trunk.
If anybody out there has an idea, why IE does not fire keypress here or
see any logical reason for this please tell me so. I'm really interested
in this.
Cheers,
Sebastian
Christian Boulanger schrieb:
Hello Sebastian,
the thing is that even the line "list.debug (vKeyCode); " is never
reached when I press the "up" or "down" key. The keypress event does not
seem to fire in this case. I can build a test case, but wanted to know
before if that might be intended behavior for some reason (making a test
case unneccessary).
Otherwise, as you know,
QxKeyEvent.keys =
{
[ ...]
up : 38,
down : 40,
[...] }
Thanks,
Christian
Sebastian Werner schrieb:
Hi,
what's about to debug the keycode and tell us this code?
Sebastian
Christian Boulanger schrieb:
I have the following code receiving a keypress event from a QxTextField
bg_autocomplete.checkKey = function ( e )
{
var vTarget = e.getTarget();
var vKeyCode = e.getKeyCode();
var list = bg_autocomplete;
var manager = list.getManager();
var isVisible = list.getVisibility();
list.debug (vKeyCode);
// enter
if ( vKeyCode == QxKeyEvent.keys.enter ) {
if ( isVisible ) {
list.complete ( vTarget, list.getSelectedItem().getValue() );
list.hide();
}
}
// escape
if ( vKeyCode == QxKeyEvent.keys.esc ) {
if ( isVisible ) {
list.hide();
} else {
// todo: return to previous content
}
}
// down
if ( vKeyCode == QxKeyEvent.keys.down ) {
if ( isVisible ) {
list.debug ( "down!" );
manager.setSelectedItem(
manager.getSelectedItem().getNextSibling() );
list.complete ( vTarget, list.getSelectedItem().getValue() );
}
}
// up
if ( vKeyCode == QxKeyEvent.keys.up ) {
if ( isVisible ) {
list.debug ( "up!" );
manager.setSelectedItem(
manager.getSelectedItem().getPreviousSibling() );
list.complete ( textField,
list.getSelectedItem().getValue() );
}
}
return false;
}
While enter and escape are properly responded to, the
QxKeyEvent.keys.down and QxKeyEvent.keys.up keys are never received
by the event listener. Is this an intended behaviour?
Thanks,
Christian
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