- From: Smith,Roger <rsmith@andersonequip.com>
- Date: Wed, 23 Nov 2011 08:45:22 -0500
- To: <www-dom@w3.org>
- Message-ID: <F0CBEDAE437120479C9DB3D0B8BE40D501DEF948@01s-bufaecmail.andersonequip.com>
Hello guys, Apparently the latest W3C spec forbids replacing the value of keyCode in a keypress, keydown or keyup event. This has seriously harmed the functionality of our internal web based system because IE 9 is now shipping with new computers and it is in compliance with this particular spec requirement. I have implemented many "datatypes" for input widgets in our internal web based system which includes almost 900 forms. The input datatype functionality exceeds that of most ERP systems. I have found a great deal of discussion on the web about this issue. Apparently we are not the only ones struggling with this. All of the work-arounds for this I have found are cumbersome and I have yet to find one which does not force us to lose some amount of functionality. I respectfully request that this decision be reconsidered for future versions of the spec. Thank you, Roger Smith Anderson Equipment Company Pittsburgh, PA 412 504-4176
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