there's no callback available on web2py.js for it. either code your own 
widget or override event_handlers() in your own js appropriately.

On Thursday, February 11, 2016 at 6:55:16 PM UTC+1, lucas wrote:
>
> hey everyone,
>
> so under the sqlform.custom.begin....sqlform.custom.end with the view, and 
> more specifically, under the sqlform.custom.widget of db type 'integer' 
> where the widget is of class="integer" there is javascript/jQuery code 
> attached to those inputs that only allow digits and the negative sign. 
>  that is how i like it to work.
>
> on top of that, i would like to add an onkeyup="jfunction()" that if a c 
> key is pressed, it can call out to a javascript/jQuery function i place 
> under the head block, grabs and passes that id of that widget, pulls up a 
> side div in the left_sidebar, and then still runs the javascript/jQuery 
> code that would normally run as if i didn't interrupt it in the first place 
> without the onkeyup event.
>
> how can i do that properly?  essentially, i want the side div that pops up 
> to be a calculator type that can place its final value back in the original 
> integer input that the c was typed in.  make sense?  thank you in advance, 
> lucas
>

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