问题
I'm currently trying to change the default behaviour of a multiselect element, so that a user can select and deselect multiple values, without having to press the Ctrl key all the while.
I found a simple solution here, but this does not work in ie8 (because in ie, the onmousedown
does not apply to option elements).
But I figured, that one could just simulate a pressed control key, whenever the mouse hovers over a multiselect:
$(document).ready(function() {
$('select').hover(function(e) {
var kde = jQuery.Event("keydown");
kde.ctrlKey = true; //something like this
kde.keyCode = 17; //or this - i don't know
$(e.target).trigger(kde);
});
});
Why does this not work?
- Is the Ctrl key directly being released again?
- Is something wrong with the code?
- Am I missing something else entirely?
回答1:
You can't simulate such events by programmatically pushing keyboard buttons, just like you can't produce a capital A by simulating the shift key while the user pushes the a key on their keyboard. Besides, even if it would work it wouldn't work: on Macs you press cmd, not ctrl, to select multiple elements.
So unfortunately you'll have to drop this approach and look for other options.
回答2:
You probably need to add a check box for each of your items, rather than a multi select control.
It is easier in code to write functions which uncheck the others when a new one is selected than to prevent this default behaviour.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9396182/simulate-holding-ctrl-key