Peter Sawczynec wrote:
Yes. That is correct. My bad. But, further generally to this area. Then
I was thinking that in a more convoluted way one might yet be able to
use JS with onkeypress event captures, so that JS could still remain
valuable here. So that certain keyboard combination events could be
hooked to send focus to form elements by id. Plausible? Yes? No? Also,
Flash AS has access key attributes to maybe help meet this need too.
Peter
It's possible, and I suppose it's being done (it's mentioned in a few
online references to the html5 deprecation of accesskeys). But the
advantage of the accesskey attribute is that it works in non-JS
environments, and that I as a developer don't have to code it. I'm
hoping it won't come to that.
- Allen
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