yansur
4 Apr 2008, 9:01 AM
Hello,
Just started checking ext out - very impressive looking so far!
However, we are looking to build a javascript app that will use keys and key modifiers for both IE and Firefox...Testing in the example\menu program shows some concerns:
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Holding the shift key when selecting a color causes Firefox to open a new window.
This seems to work as expected in IE.
Question:
Is there some way to capture the key and prevent it from being sent to the browser?
Can we access "most of" the ALT keys, control keys and function keys (F1-F12) also?
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Is it possible for the menus to work as a "windows" application menu?
For example - clicking on a menu item causes that item to be selected...EXCEPT if there is a sub menu. Then the menu seems to do nothing.
Question:
Can a mouse click on a menu item that displays a sub menu be ignored ?
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Thanks in advance!
Just started checking ext out - very impressive looking so far!
However, we are looking to build a javascript app that will use keys and key modifiers for both IE and Firefox...Testing in the example\menu program shows some concerns:
=======
Holding the shift key when selecting a color causes Firefox to open a new window.
This seems to work as expected in IE.
Question:
Is there some way to capture the key and prevent it from being sent to the browser?
Can we access "most of" the ALT keys, control keys and function keys (F1-F12) also?
========
Is it possible for the menus to work as a "windows" application menu?
For example - clicking on a menu item causes that item to be selected...EXCEPT if there is a sub menu. Then the menu seems to do nothing.
Question:
Can a mouse click on a menu item that displays a sub menu be ignored ?
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Thanks in advance!