key.js is certainly the simpliest shortcut key event handler ever. As simple as I say it is to use!
This plugin was written to be small, useful and nothing more.
It is quite simple!
1st Include jquery and key:
<script src='jquery.js'></script><script src='jquery.key.js'></script>2nd Call key:
$.key('your key', function() {
// your function
});3rd Press your key/s!
$.key('esc', function() {
alert('esc');
});$.key('ctrl+c', function() {
alert('ctrl+c');
});$(document).key('ctrl+shift+a', function() {
alert('ctrl+shift+a');
});
@yckart #keyjs
http://yckart.com
http://unixpapa.com/js/key.html
http://javascript.info/tutorial/keyboard-events
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