If it's helpful, I have some pending components that detect keypresses (by key type) and perform either javascript or a submit a JSF action.
* <onKeyDown> * <keyCombination key="F1" * onKeyPress="runMyJavaScriptFunction1();" /> * <keyCombination key="F2" * action="executeJSFAction" /> * <keyCombination key="F2" * onKeyPress="runMyJavaScriptFunction2();" * actionListener="executeJSFActionListenerAfterJsFun2" /> * </onKeyDown> Sounds like you might already have some code to take care of this, though. On 3/13/07, Arvid Hülsebus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In a different project I installed something like a keyboard event sink to avoid this. I will try to work this out together with Udo. The select control problem doesn't exist in IE 7. For IE 6 we didn't include an IFRAME hack up to now to hide the select controls. This was a known issue, which we somehow forgot to fix. Best regards, Arvid H. Swaczinna wrote: > Hi, > > when the page shows a popup the background page is grayed and > you can't activate any component by mouse. But you can activate > any component by keyboard when you use the tab key. You can execute > actions and modifiy fields. This is the serious problem because our > customers users used to work more by keyboard than by mouse. > With the IE there's another problem. Listboxes aren't disabled at all. > You can pick entries by mouse. > > Regards > Helmut > >
