What is the most sensible way to detect if a key (e.g. F) is pressed without any modifier key (e.g. Ctrl, Alt, Alt Gr)? Do you have to explicitly consider every single modifier key? KeyboardEvent: ctrlKey property, altKey property, AltGraph…
This is the main page. "use client"; import React, { useEffect, useState } from "react"; import TestModal from "./TestModal"; const App = () => { const [isOpen, setIsOpen] = useState(false); const [isDiscardModalOpen, setIsDiscardModalOpen] = useState(false); useEffect(() => { const handleEscape…
<TextInput ref={inputRef} value={text} style={styles.textInput} returnKeyType="next" placeholder={'placeholder'} scrollEnabled={false} blurOnSubmit={false} onFocus={onFocusInput} textAlignVertical="center" onContentSizeChange={onChangeContentSizeChange} onChangeText={onInputChangeValue} onBlur={onInputBlur} onKeyPress={onInputKeyPress} onSubmitEditing={() =>NextScript(id)} multiline={false} numberOfLines={5} /> The logic is i want onSubmitEditing to take me to next textinputfield and i need the text to wrap one much…
On document ready, this function performNext calls fine: $(document).ready(function() { performNext(); }); performNext function hides a current fieldset and shows a next one, my question here is an extension of another question with minimal reproducible example I asked here But…
CodeSandbox Repo I would like to listen to keyDown events, specifically, the key S so users can easily save a randomly generated employee conveniently instead of clicking the Save Employee button multiple times. In JavaScript, I would add the event…
i am writing an userscript that post in a forum each time a shortcut sequence is executed [ ctrl + enter ], but the function that i wrote excecutes both keydowns as separate events, and not a single sequence. i…
i wanted to add a userinput in a todo list using keypress but only one character is taken by the input filed. this is the code: input.addEventListener("keypress", function(event){ if(input.value.length>0 && event.key === 'Enter'){ var li = document.createElement("li"); li.appendChild(document.createTextNode(input.value)); ul.appendChild(li); }…
I'm trying to do what this question asked (this question has no valid answers with functional code using pynput): Press Windows+D with pynput. But, my attempts are not working as expected. On Linux Ubuntu, pressing Windows + d will minimize…
I'm trying to troubleshoot why it seems not possible to detect a shift+Enter combination from JavaScript in a simple textarea from popular mobile operating systems. The core problem is: classic web application that assumes Enter to submit, and shift+Enter for…