> The problem is that even though you're unbinding the old one and
> attaching a new one, the new one will still be executed, since we're
> still within a 'keydown' event.
You're exactly right.
Thanks for taking a look. I found a way to rewrite things so that the
functions doesn't have to call i
That's because you're calling TB_keyCatch() from within itself, which
is binding the keydown function again, before the old one is able to
finish.
The problem is that even though you're unbinding the old one and
attaching a new one, the new one will still be executed, since we're
still within a
On 6/1/07, Aaron Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What's causing the hiccup? I'm guessing it's the fact that it's
> looking for a key down, and IE is still assuming the key is down when
> the function is called. I tried using keypress instead of keydown, but
> keypress doesn't seem to registe
> What's causing the hiccup? I'm guessing it's the fact that it's
> looking for a key down, and IE is still assuming the key is down when
> the function is called. I tried using keypress instead of keydown, but
> keypress doesn't seem to register the left and right arrow keys, which
> is exactly w
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