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MMar_Ojuel

hi,

I am trying to use javascript to get the key code everytime users press a key in a text box in a DCT, using onKeyDown event.
While in Firefox is working ok, in IE it seems to be some issues with window.event, because its value is null. I don´t know if this is the right way to capture the event in Interwoven or if this is a error of the 6.7.2 drop or something else.
Here is the javascript code (in case I haven´t explained myself very properly):


this.getKeyCode = function(ev)
{
alert(window);[size=2]->This alert displays "[object]"
alert("window event " + window.event); ->This alert displays "window event null"
if(ev) //Moz
{
return ev.keyCode;
}

if(window.event) //IE
{
return window.event.keyCode;
}
};
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and where it is called from:

var txt = top.formframe.document.getElementById('field_0');

txt.onkeydown = function(ev) {

var key = me.getKeyCode(ev);

and so on....

Any clues? thanks

ISCBorisB

I am trying to use javascript to get the key code everytime users press a key in a text box in a DCT, using onKeyDown event. While in Firefox is working ok, in IE it seems to be some issues with window.event, because its value is null.

Chances are, you are looking at the wrong Event Object. Remember, DC Form is a Frameset with seven Frames. There are
differences in Mozilla/MS DOM Frames implementations. Try something like 'top.document.formframe.event' instead of
'window.event', see if that helps.