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Does anyone know how can I remove keypress from input with jquery?
Example:
<input type="text" keypress="cleanMsg()" id="cleanMsg" name="cleanMsg">
How can I removed the keypress="cleanMsg()" from input by using jquery? Or anyway to replace keypress...
Started by Jin Yong on
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I assume you mean "how do you remove the 'keypress' attribute from the input", in which case this would work
<script> $(document).ready(function(){ $("#cleanMsg").removeAttr("keypress"); }); </script>
If you want to bind to a....
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I have a great idea about cheating on exams. My school uses very old IDE's ( think Turbo Pascal, Turbo C++ , and other 80's ones ), and the thing I'd like to do is this :
start my program in the background
intercept the keypresses, and instead of sending...
Started by Geo on
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As far as I can say, the most reliable way to keylog is to... .
I've been told that some antivirus programs will flag it, but I created a little app once using it and scanned it with AVG which returned no virus alerts .
SetWindowsHookEx is the best option.
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I need to capture a tab keypress event on some dynamic inputs, but the normal syntax using the keypress event doesn't seem to be catching the key code.
$('input').live('keypress', function (e) { if ( e.which == 9 ) alert( 'Tab pressed' ); });
This seems...
Started by MacAnthony on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Try listening for keyup or keydown instead of keypress ( per this SO post )
Try with:
$('input').live('keypress', function (e) { if ( e.keyCode == 9 ){ alert( 'Tab pressed' ); } });
Seem to work ;).
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I want to get keypress event in windows panel control in c#, is any body help for me...
Started by ratty on
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If that doesn't handle.
(MyPanel as Control).KeyPress got the KeyPress and will immediately send this message to the active control.
Do something when key is pressed.
Sender, KeyPressEventArgs e) { ...
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I want to capture the TAB keypress, cancel the default action and call my own javascript function.
Started by Jon Erickson on
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$('#textbox').live('keypress', function(e) { if (e.keyCode === 9) { e.preventDefault(); // do work, but you should bind it to the keydown event, because as @Marc comments, in IE the keypress event.
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What is the difference between the KeyDown and KeyPress events in .NET?
Started by Josh Kodroff on
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I've always thought keydown happened as soon as you press the key down, keypress is the action://bytes.com/topic/net/answers/649131-difference-keypress-keydown-event
Keydown is pressing the key without releasing it, Keypress is a....
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How can I capture enter keypress anywhere on my form and force it to fire the submit button event?
Started by FlySwat on
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Set the KeyPreview attribute on your form to True, then use the KeyPress event.
If you set your Form's AcceptButton property to one the necessary action .
Just looked at this page to verify it.
The keypress.
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I am opening a process (with os.popen() ) that, for some commands, detects certain keypresses (e.g. ESC - not the character, the key). Is there a way to send keypress events to the process?
Started by Wilson Fowlie on
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It's been around a while, and there may be a better alternative, now, but it will let you do what you want... .
Something like os.popen("sh command")
You probably want something like Pexpect .
The obvious way would be to start the process in it's own shell .
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Currently I have a textarea with an onkeypress event specified in the HTML tag. I am trying to capture this keypress and save it as a function that will be used to override it, as I want to add another condition to when it is run. Here is the code I am...
Started by Nutzy on
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$(document).ready(function(e) { var defaultKeypress = $('textarea').keypress; $('textarea').unbind("keypress"); $('textarea').keypress(function(e) { if (fieldsChanged) { fieldsChanged = false; } else { defaultKeypress(e); }....
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On my site I have registered a keypress event handler for the whole document.
$(document).keypress(myhandler);
And I handle the 'space' key to scroll a list.
Trouble is, there is an <input type='text' /> element, and I don't want 'space' keypress...
Started by HRJ on
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Input-field-id').bind('keypress', function(e) { e.stopPropagation(); });
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