Sorry, I did not test outside of FF and IE.
malsup wrote:
>
>> UPDATE: Gavin has reponded to me by email, privately. We should see a
>> new
>> release of the ModalContent plugin before long.
>
> Cool. Thanks, Tim. Did you test the event handling with Opera? I'm
> working on something simil
> Mike, in which events are you trying to intercept these keys? I found a
> few inconsistencies regarding this.
Hi Klaus,
Just for testing I setup a handler to reject all keypress/keydown
events like this:
var f = function() { return false; };
$().bind('keypress', f).bind('keydown', f);
In Oper
Also on the subject of intercepting keys in Opera:
http://www.opera.com/support/tutorials/nomouse/index.dml#nav
On 12/20/06, Klaus Hartl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Mike Alsup schrieb:
>> UPDATE: Gavin has reponded to me by email, privately. We should see a
new
>> release of the ModalContent
Mike Alsup schrieb:
>> UPDATE: Gavin has reponded to me by email, privately. We should see a new
>> release of the ModalContent plugin before long.
>
> Cool. Thanks, Tim. Did you test the event handling with Opera? I'm
> working on something similar and I'm having trouble squashing events
> (l
> UPDATE: Gavin has reponded to me by email, privately. We should see a new
> release of the ModalContent plugin before long.
Cool. Thanks, Tim. Did you test the event handling with Opera? I'm
working on something similar and I'm having trouble squashing events
(like TAB, arrow keys) in Opera.
UPDATE: Gavin has reponded to me by email, privately. We should see a new
release of the ModalContent plugin before long.
Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
>
>
>> Note that I'm just posting the changes here to solicit public awareness
>> and
>> input. I will attempt to notify the original author, Gavin
> Note that I'm just posting the changes here to solicit public awareness and
> input. I will attempt to notify the original author, Gavin Roy, in hopes
> that the changes will make it into a next release.
>
I'd really prefer that. But the same I get find a need for the plugin,
the mail would
Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
>
> Tim Saker schrieb:
>> I've actually completed a solution to these problems prior to this post.
>> The
>> solution involves updates to both the modalContent plugin and it's
>> dependency, dimensions.js. I just need to finish polishing the changes
>> to
>> conform to t
Tim Saker schrieb:
> I've actually completed a solution to these problems prior to this post. The
> solution involves updates to both the modalContent plugin and it's
> dependency, dimensions.js. I just need to finish polishing the changes to
> conform to the plugin guidelines.
>
Just release
(From ticket #501: http://jquery.com/dev/bugs/bug/501/)
I've demonstrated this in IE 7 and FF 1.5. There are 2 issues that violate
modality:
1) The page elements are still keyboard traversable. This is a big problem
because users can invoke any of the controls that accept keyboard events by
tabb
I've actually completed a solution to these problems prior to this post. The
solution involves updates to both the modalContent plugin and it's
dependency, dimensions.js. I just need to finish polishing the changes to
conform to the plugin guidelines.
Tim Saker wrote:
>
> (From ticket #501: h
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