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Posted: Wed Apr 20, 2005 10:42 am
by vigge89
Little late answer, but anyway:
It doesn't work for Firefox or most other browsers since the tab-key doesn't count as an key (onkeydown, keyup, etc. won't be called when hitting tab), and therefore, there is no way to do this in non-IE-browsers (currently)

Posted: Wed Apr 20, 2005 11:04 am
by Chris Corbyn
vigge89 wrote:Little late answer, but anyway:
It doesn't work for Firefox or most other browsers since the tab-key doesn't count as an key (onkeydown, keyup, etc. won't be called when hitting tab), and therefore, there is no way to do this in non-IE-browsers (currently)

I know.... I love FF and all that but I have to say.... when it comes to client side scripting IE can do so much more

Posted: Wed Apr 20, 2005 4:43 pm
by Roja
d11wtq wrote:
I know.... I love FF and all that but I have to say.... when it comes to client side scripting IE can do so much more

Funny, I would say just the opposite: I love FF, and I love the fact that it doesnt allow over-zealous webdesigners to control *MY* browser and keyboard.
To me, thats doing much more (for me, the user) - not less.