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I have tried using .keyCode, .key, .code, .which but none of them works.
example:
if(frmName.txtboxName.keyCode!=8){ //do something}
@Bwivn Mowwison : Can you please explain your use case on why you need this?
@Blvnkv Busxy I need to have a limit on the amount of numbers a user can enter in textbox. MaxLength only applies to text and not numbers so I am looking for a work-around to achieve this. So, am I able to capture the keycode when a user presses a key?
@Bwivn Mowwison : If I have to do it I would listen to the text being entered or removed using the event "onTextChange". Then on the text I would have either a regex or some code to check if the text meets the requirement.
exactly, that is what i am doing. But once the user meets the requirement then they are unable to edit the textbox again, which is why i need to take backspace and delete into consideration.
@Blvnkv Busxy
Hi ,
Please share the product version which you are using and Sample App
Hi,
I am using Kony Enterprise version 8 service pack 4 fix pack 5.
Unfortunately I do not have a sample app to share.
@Advm Avewy am i able to capture keycode?
@Bwivn Mowwison : Are you disabling the text box when the requirement is met?
no, but i was able to find a workaround by using the onkeyup method, thanks
@Bwivn Mowwison : Can you please share just the code?
@Blvnkv Busxy
How can I get the keycode of the delete button on the device?
I have added an issue on this issue.