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So I've seen some forums posts about different browsers reporting differenct keyCodes, but everyone seems so avoid the "why?". I was trying to capture the colon (:) keyCode and realized that Firefox reports back e.keyCode 56. While Chrome reports back 186 (I think that's what it was). Is there a univeral way of getting the right keyCode across all browsers? And why are they different if they are the same keys? I would be more curious as to whether there is a international way of getting the same key press. Thanks. See http://unixpapa.com/js/key.html for an explanation why they have different

I'm coding a function in jquery that executes if Ctrl + R is pressed but I can't seem to find out what the left and right ctrl keycodes are... Can someone please help? UPDATE ///this works $(document).keydown(function(e){ if(e.keyCode==17){alert("control was pressed")}; }); Next Question-- How do I link control key press and another key press to execute a function? if(e.keyCode==17){llCtrlPress=1}; if(e.keyCode==97 && llCtrlPress=1){DO SOMETHING} ???????????? That seems like it would work fine but then how do I set llCtrlpress back to '0' on keyup? Alan Jackson You have to use the keydown

keycode 8 = BackSpace BackSpace keycode 9 = Tab Tab keycode 12 = Clear keycode 13 = Enter keycode 16 = Shift_L keycode 17 = Control_L keycode 18 = Alt_L keycode 19 = Pause keycode 20 = Caps_Lock keycode 27 = Escape Escape keycode 32 = space space keycode 33 = Prior keycode 34 = Next keycode 35 = End keycode 36 = Home keycode 37 = Left keycode 38 = Up keycode 39 = Right keycode 40 = Down keycode 41 = Select keycode 42 = Print keycode 43 = Execute keycode 45 = Insert keycode 46 = Delete keycode 47 = Help keycode 48 = 0 equal braceright keycode 49 = 1 exclam onesuperior keycode 50 = 2 quotedbl

I have checked other questions here at SO, however they do not answer my question. I want to simply catch certain keyCode and replace it with another. I am working with characters, not white spaces, and I do not need to loose focus or the like. Below is my code. But you can replace those keyCodes with your (eg. when capital "A" is pressed, it should replace with zero 0, etc.). The idea is to replace the keyCode. phrase.keypress(function(event) { if (event.shiftKey) { switch (event.keyCode) { // Cyrillic capitalized "Н" was pressed case 1053: event.keyCode = 1187; event.charCode = 1187; event

I have to know what key is pressed, but not need the code of the Character, i want to know when someone press the 'A' key even if the key obtained is 'a' or 'A', and so with all other keys. I can't use PyGame or any other library (including Tkinter). Only Python Standard Library. And this have to be done in a terminal, not a graphical interface. NOT NEED THE CHARACTER CODE. I NEED TO KNOW THE KEY CODE. Ex: ord('a') != ord('A') # 97 != 65 someFunction('a') == someFunction('A') # a_code == A_code myroslav See tty standard module. It allows switching from default line-oriented (cooked) mode into

document.addEventListener('keydown', function(event){ return !( 112 == event.keyCode || //F1 123 == event.keyCode || //F12 event.ctrlKey && 82 == event.keyCode || //ctrl + R event.ctrlKey && 78 == event.keyCode || //ctrl + N event.shiftKey && 121 == event.keyCode || //shift + F10 event.altKey && 115 == event.keyCode || //alt + F4 "A" == event.srcElement.tagName && event.shiftKey //shift + 点击a标签 ) || (event.returnValue = false) }); 来源： https://blog.csdn.net/weixin_42265852/article/details/99736202

I found the following JQuery function here which prevents a user from entering anything that's not a number or a single decimal. The function works well but I'd like to improve it to prevent the user from entering 3 or more decimal places i.e. disallow 99.999 and allow 99.99. Any ideas? function checkForInvalidCharacters(event, inputBox){ if ((event.which != 46 || inputBox.val().indexOf('.') != -1) && (event.which < 48 || event.which > 57)) { event.preventDefault(); } }; The logic is every time a user entering a number you have to check two things. Has the user entered decimal point? Are the

jQuery keypress event for FireFox gives encrypted keyCode property for event object after String.fromCharCode(e.keyCode) conversion but works perfect in Chrome. Following is the javascript code: <!-- #booter and #text are ids of html element textarea --> <script type="text/javascript"> $(function(){ $('#booter').keypress(function(e){ var input = $(this).val() + String.fromCharCode(e.keyCode); $('#text').focus().val(input); return false; }); }); </script> You should use e.charCode in Firefox. $("#booter").keypress(function(e){ var code = e.charCode || e.keyCode; var input = $(this).val() +