I don't see why you want to make the keyboard shortcuts configurable
to each user. Most apps don't. As long as they're somewhat standard,
or make sense, then make the users learn the RoundCube shortcuts.
Maybe have a help item that describes the keyboard shortcuts. At
most, I'd say, put the shortcuts in a config file so the admin can
change what they are, and base the help item on that config file.
Believe me, I do NOT want to support 200+ users all with their own
custom key-mapping.
Regards, Stephen
On 20-Apr-06, at 7:16 AM, Thomas Bruederli wrote:
Jesse Thompson wrote:
Or, using Thunderbird's shortcuts n -> next new message space -> page down, which incidentally is the behavior in Firefox
You see, that's the reason why this has not been implemented yet. It's quite easy to add a key handler to the code but then we get dozens for posts here where people complain the key allocation. To make it right, it also requires to provide a config panel where
every user can enable/disable keyboard shortcuts and select the keys. This selection has to be saved to the user preferences and passed to the client and interpreted by the keyboard handler.I hope one day somebody will take care of that but it's not on top of the features-to-implement-list.
On the road map we have an entry "Customizable keyboard shortcuts" for future versions: http://roundcube.net/?p=roadmap
Regards, Thomas
Auke Kok wrote:
Hi,
one thing I'm really missing in roundcube which I know is
possible and probably not too hard: keyboard commands. I know you can capture keyboard events in javascript so this surprises me (that it's not implemented yet).Am I missing something here? please tell...
Anyway, I'm really looking for some easy shortcuts in non-composer mode to browse more easily (space -> next message, del -> delete selected message). Cheers,
Auke