Derek Featherstone wrote:
On 5/9/06, Jan Brasna wrote:
early builds of Safari on Jaguar might have exhibited a failure
to execute onclick with the keyboard.
I remember something similar, be it an old Safari or some wacky
Netscape, don't really know. I'd say it's not an active issue anymore.
On May 10, 2006, at 12:09 AM, Al Sparber wrote:
Test this page for yourself:
http://www.projectseven.com/testing/keypress/
Safari 1.0x (v85.x.x) fails this: there is simply no way to access
links with the keyboard.
This has been corrected (by way of a user pref) in Safari 1.1 (not
availab
On 5/9/06, Jan Brasna wrote:
>> early builds of Safari on Jaguar might have exhibited a failure
>> to execute onclick with the keyboard.
>
>I remember something similar, be it an old Safari or some wacky
>Netscape, don't really know. I'd say it's not an active issue anymore.
Jan - agreed, whole
early builds of Safari on Jaguar might have exhibited a failure
to execute onclick with the keyboard.
I remember something similar, be it an old Safari or some wacky
Netscape, don't really know. I'd say it's not an active issue anymore.
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Jan Brasna :: www.alphanumeric.cz | www.janbrasna.com
From: "Derek Featherstone" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Test this page for yourself:
http://www.projectseven.com/testing/keypress/
Thanks for the test case, Al... that wasn't my point though. I was
looking for documented cases where Safari didn't work with onclick.
I
*know* that it works just fine wit
On 5/9/06, Al Sparber wrote:
>Test this page for yourself:
>http://www.projectseven.com/testing/keypress/
Thanks for the test case, Al... that wasn't my point though. I was
looking for documented cases where Safari didn't work with onclick. I
*know* that it works just fine with my current version
From: "Derek Featherstone" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Test this page for yourself:
http://www.projectseven.com/testing/keypress/
--
Al Sparber
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http://www.projectseven.com
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Quoting Derek Featherstone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Patrick - I just want to clarify this piece of information here. Is
there a specific version of Safari that does this, or do you have
documented test cases? I've got scripts that respond without fail to the
onclick in Safari, so I'd like to try and
On 5/9/06, Patrick H. Lauke wrote:
>Safari does indeed seem to be the only current web browser which
>doesn't generate an onclick event via the keyboard - anything else
>treats a keyboard activation (e.g. hitting enter when the focus is on
>a link, for instance) as onclick.
Patrick - I just want
From: "Katrina" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I am currently reading a book called 'DOM Scripting' by Jeremy
Keith. In it, the author suggests not to use onKeyPress as it can
lead to accessibility issues when users are tabbing past those
elements with that eventHandler.
I would (and do) avoid onKeyPres
Katrina wrote:
I am currently reading a book called 'DOM Scripting' by Jeremy Keith. In
it, the author suggests not to use onKeyPress as it can lead to
accessibility issues when users are tabbing past those elements with
that eventHandler.
But at the same time it remains recommended to add b
Gday,
I am currently reading a book called 'DOM Scripting' by Jeremy Keith. In
it, the author suggests not to use onKeyPress as it can lead to
accessibility issues when users are tabbing past those elements with
that eventHandler.
But at the same time it remains recommended to add both.
HTM
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