onkeypress

Im using a KeyAdpater to get the events and the method addKeyListener and works fine. The problem is that when a press the key, the action ocurrs only once and not while its being pressed, after 3-4 secs holding down the key the action occurs all the time which is what I want. I'd want to know if there is good way to do the action all the time the key is being pressed from the very begining , not after 3-4 seconds holding down. I thought on the next solution, but maybe there is already an implemented way to do it: public abstract class MyKeyAdapter extends KeyAdapter{ private boolean isPressed

I'm trying to intercept the command + keystroke in Safari. I've added an event handler as follows: document.onkeypress = handleKeyPress; function handleKeyPress(event) { if ("+" === String.fromCharCode(event.charCode) && event.metaKey) { // my code here return false; } return true; } When I hit command shift = ( shift = is + on my US keyboard), the if statement does not return true. If I remove the event.metaKey portion of the if statement and hit shift = , the if statement does return true. Also, if I change the matching string from "+" to "=" and hit command = (with or without the shift key)

Trying to do some jQuery validation (without the plugin - please no answers like "Just use the validate-js plugin"). I'm wiring up a client-side event handler keypress for each "required field" on doc ready: $(document).ready(function() { $('#myform input.required').each(function() { $(this).keypress(onRequiredFieldKeyPress); }); }); Which correctly fires this event on each keypress: function onRequiredFieldKeyPress() { if ($(this).val().trim() == '') { $(this).next('em').html('*').show(); // show req field indicator } else { $(this).next('em').html('*').hide(); // hide req field indicator } }

I created a search field (id:searchField) and a search button (id:searchButton) using Xpages Custom Controls. I added an onkeypress event on the search field such that it will trigger a click to the searchButton. The searchButton will then reload the page but with url parameters coming from the search field. The problem is that the page reloads but the search parameters are not added to the URL when I press ENTER in the search field , but works properly when I press searchButton. Here are the codes I used: (code added to the onkeypress of searchField) if (typeof thisEvent == 'undefined' &&

Problem is when I press a key over a radio button, element MyFunc fires twice - once for "onkeypress" event, another time for "click" event. Question "Why?" I need to handle this by two different ways, but now I can not recognize what initial event was. When I click a mouse it fires just for "click" event. <ul> <li> <input type="radio" onkeypress="MyFunc(event, this)" onclick="MyFunc(event, this)" name="myList" id="MyId_1" />Topic 1 <input type="radio" onkeypress="MyFunc(event, this)" onclick="MyFunc(event, this)" name="myList" id="MyId_2" />Topic 2 </li> </ul> function MyFunc(e, obj) { alert