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15/09/2007, 05h46

Jim Carlock wrote:
> Lars Eighner asked...
>> How can I get keypresses?
>
> "Norman Peelman" replied...
> : If you're on Windows, you can't.
>
> HTML provides a way to get a keypress. Usually this can be
> done with javascript or HTML inside the <head> section or
> HTML inside the body. I've not messed with it, but have seen
> it in other folks code.
>
> If he just wants a way to provide client-side control, it's
> called accesskey in HTML-speak.
>
> http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/interact/...html#h-17.11.2
>
> That combined with some javascript to do an automatic POST,
> probably can get the OP where he wants to go.
>

The OP is in a terminal (cli) window... no browser.

Norm

15/09/2007, 05h46	#6
Norman Peelman Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: How to get a keypress? Jim Carlock wrote: > Lars Eighner asked... >> How can I get keypresses? > > "Norman Peelman" replied... > : If you're on Windows, you can't. > > HTML provides a way to get a keypress. Usually this can be > done with javascript or HTML inside the <head> section or > HTML inside the body. I've not messed with it, but have seen > it in other folks code. > > If he just wants a way to provide client-side control, it's > called accesskey in HTML-speak. > > http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/interact/...html#h-17.11.2 > > That combined with some javascript to do an automatic POST, > probably can get the OP where he wants to go. > The OP is in a terminal (cli) window... no browser. Norm