#29113 [Bgs->Csd]: Alt-S is used by German IExplorer
| From: | hd dot phpsup at aimail dot de | Date: | Mon, 02 Aug 2004 10:04:41 +0000 |
| Subject: | #29113 [Bgs->Csd]: Alt-S is used by German IExplorer | ||
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ID: 29113
User updated by: hd dot phpsup at aimail dot de
-Summary: Alt-S is used be IExplorer
Reported By: hd dot phpsup at aimail dot de
-Status: Bogus
+Status: Closed
Bug Type: Website problem
Operating System: Windows
PHP Version: Irrelevant
New Comment:
I guess you should take it completely out then, as the article you
posted concludes as preferrable solution, too.
I see Alt-S is not even listed in the article, so it seems futile to
search a "free" key.
Alternatively, I think, in the context, Alt-F, overriding the file menu
access, might make a sense as a Feature.
In the context of browsing that pages it is very rare that you access
the file menu. If you know Alt-F, you know Ctrl-S, too, and what else
would you need from the file menu? (It's book marks (Favorites) in
German by the way).
Alt-S, you remember, was an address field short cut, very likely to be
used in the context - simply to go somewhere else after reading.
Nough said on this. Thanks for taking the time,
Henning
Previous Comments:
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[2004-08-02 10:53:40] goba@php.net
Well, it is very hard to find a 'proper' access key as even if you only
consider English versions of popular browsers, a lot of keys are already
used. See
http://www.wats.ca/resources/accesskeysandkeystrokes/38
Now add in all different language variant and you can get an idea of
why we are not choosing some less obvious combination.
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[2004-08-02 01:37:19] hd dot phpsup at aimail dot de
Obviously, yes, with english browsers I guess it is (I use a German
one, there it's Alt-D).
Well, sorry, so Alt-F won't work either.
I would maintain the original point, to change it to SOMETHING else,
though, as Alt-S is really the only shortcut I press without thinking.
German IE has Alt-S, -D, -B, -A, -F, -X, -? defined for Menus and the
Address field.
Kind regards,
Henning
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[2004-07-25 12:02:39] goba@php.net
Ehem, alt-f is the file menu isn't it?
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[2004-07-13 01:22:47] hd dot phpsup at aimail dot de
Description:
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Alt-S is (at least by me much and blindly used) short cut for acessing
the address field to type in a new address in Internet Explorer and
should not be redefined as short cut to the search window in php doc.
Searching is Ctrl-F usually anyway so why don't use Alt-F for this!
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Verbose:
Sorry, yes, sorry once more I DO use IE, I know I be burned alive for
that sin. But then. I do web sites for ordinary users.
Anyway, php is a delight and the site is matching up to that, so I
thought this was below expectation.
You forced me to use the mouse!
cheers,
Henning
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