For debugging purposes, I had put a print statement inside the build method and I noticed that the whole widget was rebuilding multiple times when the TextFormField was tapped. The keyboard opens up, and then immediately closes. This is my…
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…