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Build Identifier: 0.2 Using Safari 5.0.2 (Win) or Internet Explorer 9 Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Log into Orion 2. Open the editor on a file. 3. Press Ctrl+O. The outline pane is toggled (as expected), but you also see the Open dialog from the browser.
> 1. Log into Orion > 2. Open the editor on a file. > 3. Press Ctrl+O. The outline pane is toggled (as expected), but you also see > the Open dialog from the browser. Something similar happens with Ctrl+F -- you see our "find" prompt, but the browser's Find Toolbar opens too.
The code running is correct. It seems that stopping keydown events on IE (and win-safari too) does not work (the default handler always runs). Maybe this is by design: IE will not let javascript stop the browser's key binding (such as Ctrl+N, Ctrl+F) - in a way, it makes sense to me.
Google Docs somehow found a way to do this, eg. Ctrl+S saves your document rather than opening the IE Save dialog. I'm not sure what kind of tricks they're using, but hopefully we can do the same.
We stop Ctrl+S too, try it out. Our code that stops Ctrl+S won't stop Ctrl+O and Ctrl+F.
Awesome, that works http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3618613/suppress-default-handling-of-ctrlo-in-internet-explorer changing the keyCode is hacky but works, I'll release after M5 so we dont break anything in the release.
Fixed.
