Ben C
Ben C
Hi, @sanjayradadiya, that hotkey won't work because the + symbol is part of the hotkey definition syntax used by the Mousetrap library that angular-hotkeys is based on. If you are...
@danmichaelo I would like to see this too. However don't forget you can pass in an alternative Angular template string in config to customise the display of the cheat sheet,...
@jpca999 See the "Supported Keys" section of the [Moustrap](https://craig.is/killing/mice) docs. But in short, just use "command" as you would "ctrl" in combos.
Directive-based hotkey definitionss have to refer to a function on the scope. You need to create one to do what you want if there isn't one already.
I certainly can't see how you would do this without modification of the library. But I wonder if using angular-hotkeys to register this functionality is the best approach? You have...
@gentisaliu This is a bug, which I've fixed in the above PR. It's unlikely to get merged, though; @chieffancypants hasn't been responding for a long time. Feel free to use...
Duplicate of [PR-214](/chieffancypants/angular-hotkeys/pull/214)
The distribution builds of angular-hotkeys in `build/` already contain the Mousetrap library, so users have no need of a separate dependency. Only developers working on `src/angular-hotkeys.js` need the separate Mousetrap...
It's probably because of the `input` or `textarea` element in your modal into which you are typing. Have a look at the `allowIn` parameter.
@ideamean It's most likely due to the code you've registered as the callback for the hotkey. Can you post it here?