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    Keyboard navigation with OS X

    Discussion in 'Apple and Mac OS X' started by Kai Dowin, Jan 22, 2014.

  1. Kai Dowin

    Kai Dowin Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hello,

    I really like the OS X experience. The only thing that I really miss is the possibility to send forms (as for posting in many forums) using ALT + Shift + S, as in Windows or Linux.

    Perhaps anyone here would know how to enable it on OS X? Perhaps a browser extensions capable of doing so?

    Thank you! :D
     
  2. Jarhead

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    saturnotaku Notebook Nobel Laureate

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    You can re-map the command key to control and vice-versa natively within OS X so it will line up with Windows. The downside is that there's only one control key on the MBP keyboard. Naturally, this is not a problem if you use an external keyboard, but it has to be mapped separately.
     
  4. Rhodan

    Rhodan NBR Expert of Nothing

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    Give me a sec, i may have a solution...


    Install the Keystroke Extension,

    https://sites.google.com/site/solushex/keystroke

    Click on the Keystroke Preference button on the Toolbar
    Click on 'Add Key [+]
    Click the Edit button next to the new blank key
    Enter 'Submit Form'in the left side field
    Select the right side field and press CTRL+OPT+S

    Paste the code below in the black code box. Click save and you should be able to use the CTRL+OPT+S shortcut to save your forms.

    PHP:

    var selectBox '';
    var 
    sForm document.forms['subForm'];
    sel_guide sForm.elements['sel_guides'];

    if (
    sel_guide.type == "select-multiple") {
       for (var 
    0<sel_guide.options.lengthi++) {
                  
    sel_guide.options[i].selected true;
       }

    document.subForm.submit()





    This was posted using the CTRL+OPT+S shortcut .
     
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  5. Kai Dowin

    Kai Dowin Notebook Enthusiast

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    What a neat solution! Thanks!

    Unfortunately the extension is returning this error:
    Do you know what may be causing it?
     
  6. Rhodan

    Rhodan NBR Expert of Nothing

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    When do you get this?
     
  7. Kai Dowin

    Kai Dowin Notebook Enthusiast

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    When clicking on "Save", after pasting the code.
     
  8. Rhodan

    Rhodan NBR Expert of Nothing

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    Seems copying the code back from here doesn't work...

    Just a sec... So the site removes parts of the code when displaying it..

    Look at the attached txt file.


    View attachment Code.txt
     
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  9. Kai Dowin

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    Success! Thank you!
    NBR's forum was removing part of the code, isn't?

    It was very kind of you to make such an effort just to get my shortcut working. I hope this help others in the future.

    Thank you, really!
     
  10. Jarhead

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    for future posts, it might be helpful to surround code with the
    Code:
     tag ;).
     
  11. Rhodan

    Rhodan NBR Expert of Nothing

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    Thanks for the tip, the Code tag did not work. Only PHP displayed the code properly.
     
  12. Jarhead

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    Hmm, weird. Well, I've only ever tested it with C/C++, Java, and Visual Basic .NET.