Possible To Ignore Menubar Events Under IE And Safari (e.g.) Alt + E?
Mar 19, 2010
I want Alt + D to be captured and bubbling to be cancelled, So the browser does not process it. It should work with IE, FF, Sarari and Chrome browser.Problem:I am able to capture and cancel it and it perfectly works with FF and Chrome, however it seems like IE and safari always process menubar shortcuts, even if you have cancelled the bubbling and returned false.I am just wondering if anyone ever be able to cancel the menubar shortcuts under IE and Safari?
Ok, I've been noodling with this for several days now and I'm starting to go crazy. Does Apple's Safari browser support drag events on Textarea elements? The few specs and docs I've found seem to indicate that it does but I can't get it to work for the life of me. I've tired everything I can think of to try get notifications for the events:
ondragenter ondragleave ondragover ondrop
Not only do these events not seem to fire over the body of the textarea, but also the textarea seems to sink the events (so setting event handlers on document or body report no events while occurring over the text area). Even stranger the 1px border around the textarea *does* respond to the events, but once the mouse moves into the actual textarea it stops. I thought perhaps it was that native OSX UI elements don't fire events, but all "regular" mouse events seem to work (onmousemove, onclick, etc...).
Even more frustratingly, if I absolutely position a new element above the textarea (zIndex of new element textarea's) to try and catch these events, the text area *below* the element still sinks the events (even though it's not in the bubbling or capture path for the event). In other words, a div absolutely positioned above the textarea won't fire dragevents anywhere it overlaps the textarea. I can't click on the textarea below or manipulate it in any way, but dragevents still seem to be sunk by the textarea.
I've tried using event capturing vs. bubbling as well as different methods of applying the event handler to the text area (textarea.ondragenter, vs addEventListener(textarea,dragenter,true/ false) all to no avail.
I'm assuming Safari's textarea just doesn't work with drag events, unless I'm missing something really basic. Anyone gotten this to work? Any pointers or tips. Google searches have resulted in nothing, I can't imagine I'm the only person who's tried to get this to work as it seems like manipulating drag events on textareas would be a common thing to want to do.
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var excel_cell = excel_file.ActiveSheet.Cells(i,1); alert(excel_cell); if(excel_cell=='undefined')
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