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yoram #1
Accessing an F key
Hi,
Does someone know how can I access an F key using an html link,
javascript, form object.
I need to open a full screen window (like pressing F11) after a link
or a button was pressed in the web page.
Thanks
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Jonathan Stowe #2
Re: Accessing an F key
yoram <yoramd@ealaddin.com> wrote:
You will want to ask this question in a javascript or browser specific>
> Does someone know how can I access an F key using an html link,
> javascript, form object.
>
> I need to open a full screen window (like pressing F11) after a link
> or a button was pressed in the web page.
>
newsgroup. There will be no Perl content in the answer.
/J\
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Peter Hickman #3
Re: Accessing an F key
yoram wrote:
Man walk into a butchers> Hi,
>
> Does someone know how can I access an F key using an html link,
> javascript, form object.
>
> I need to open a full screen window (like pressing F11) after a link
> or a button was pressed in the web page.
>
> Thanks
Man: "I would like a pair of size 9 shoes please"
Butcher: "Sir, we are a butchers not a shoe shop"
Man: "Whats the difference, steaks and shoes come form the same animal"
Butcher: "We are skilled in the art of butchery, you should seek a cobbler"
Man: "Look I've come here looking for shoes. Are you going to help me"
Butcher: * Demonstrates the use of a cleaver *
Man: "Aaaargh......"
Butcher: "Leave this establishment and darken our door no more"
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Peter Hickman #4
Re: Accessing an F key
Simon Taylor wrote:
I had visions of the apache configuration questions asked in perl groups (or> Nahh, you can darken our door any time you like, (though the butcher
> shop/shoe shop analogy above is very apt), just as long as you come in
> looking for a perl-related thing. ;-)
was it the other way around) whereby the asker believes that the question
should be answered in the group because Perl == CGI and CGI == Apache so since
we are talking about Perl we should be able to answer a question on Apache
configuration (or was it the other way around). Things go downhill from there.
Hence the shoe / steak line.
Asking a Javascript question in a Perl newsgroup seems to indicate not enough
though being applied. A quick browse of my news server seems to indicate
around a dozen javascript newsgroups - although some are not in english
(Italian, German, French, Japanese, Norwegen etc).
The other issue is that the search "f keys in javascript" on Google would seem
to provide that answer with its first hit
[url]http://www.experts-exchange.com/Web/Web_Languages/JavaScript/Q_20121433.html[/url]
"Use the Google Luke, use the Google" - Finding answer on the Internet 101.
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