key-events

Can I capture Windows Mobile PIE keyboard events?

Anyone know of a way to capture keyboard events (keyup / keydown) in Portable IE under Window mobile? I noticed that key events are not supported in JS, and would like to come up with a solution that works without any client side additions. ...

BlackBerry - KeyListener with global scope

Hello all, I am new to BlackBerry App development. I want to be able to listen for keypress events whenever the BlackBerry (8900 in my case) is on and on all screens is this possible? If so, it would be great for someone to direct me in the right direction. I am already having a look at Interface KeyListener. import net.rim.device.ap...

handling ctrl + key event in IE browser

Hi all.. I'm using hotkeys (ctrl + key) in my flex application. getting problem when my app is running in IE. when i press ctrl+D, im getting 'Add a Favorite' window of iE. How should i override the default behaviour of the browser if possible give me some example... thanks in advance ...

JavaScript: Key Event Handling after Assigning a Focus

So, I just learned html/css/javascript last week, so I am not too savvy with it, and I am currently working on an app that uses the keyboard for navigation. Anyways, I needed to create custom pop-ups and am running into a problem when trying to close them. To open the pop up, the user needs to hit 'ENTER' while selecting a menu item....

Always in upper case... (C# winforms)

I have a TextBox in my form and I added this event on it: private void txtValue_KeyDown(object sender, KeyEventArgs e) { MessageBox.Show(e.KeyData.ToString()); } But it always prints the upper case of the letter even though I entered a lower case letter in the textBox. Please see image below: How shou...

Winforms stealing keystrokes from COM component?

I have a C++ ATL COM component that displays a popup window (plain ol' Win32, using the WS_POPUP style) which allows the user to input some search information. This component has been tested pretty extensively against a VB6 form (primarily for ease of debugging), but we want to use it with .NET winforms. The curious thing that we found...