| ![[View Software]](images/buttons/View Software.gif) ![[View Issues]](images/buttons/View Issues.gif) ![[View Issue]](images/buttons/View Issue.gif) | Type: | Bug | Severity: | Medium | | Status: | Closed Fixed | Status Comment: | Fixed in 3.24 | | Title: | Hotkeys don't work if an edit box is currently selected | | Version: | 3.22 |
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| joerg | Re: Hotkeys don't work if an edit box is currently selected | 20100418 06:11 |  | When browsing, you can hit lamiga-d or alt-d to move the cursor into the URL address bar edit box, or you can hit ctrl-k to move the cursor into the Google quick search edit box. However, if an edit box is already active then this doesn't work.
To reproduce this, hit alt-d or ctrl-k to move the cursor into the URL address bar or Google box and then try switching between the two using the keyboard. It doesn't work. |
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It doesn't work in active AmigaOS string gadgets (URL and search), either first use <ESC> to disable it and then <alt><d>/<k>, or use the standard AmigaOS shortcuts (<TAB> or <SHIFT><TAB>) instead to switch between the gadgets.
| Lamiga-d and lt-d also don't work if the cursor is in a form edit box in an HTML page (although ctrl-k does still work in this case). |
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Like in the AmigaOS string gadgets enabling <alt><d> and <alt><k> there would make it impossible to enter some chars, for example 'ð' and 'ÿ' (<alt><d> and <alt><k><y> on a german keyboard).
Using <LAmiga><d> and <LAmiga><k> will work in the next AmigaOS version of OWB even if text input in a form is active. | | |
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