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Is there a way to configure the "access keys" used for selecting editing functions? I would like to rebind to a different key combination or ideally use a different "modifier" key.

Working on the Mac I keep expecting emacs style cursor control to work but some of those key combinations are specified as action keys (ctrl-p in particular causes me problems.)

Environment

TWiki version: TWikiRelease04x00x04
TWiki plugins: DefaultPlugin, EmptyPlugin, InterwikiPlugin
Server OS: OS X 10.4
Web server:  
Perl version:  
Client OS: OS X 10.4
Web Browser: Safari and FireFox 2.0
Categories: Platform, Missing functionality

-- AlexStoddard - 05 Jan 2007

Answer

ALERT! If you answer a question - or someone answered one of your questions - please remember to edit the page and set the status to answered. The status selector is below the edit box.

If you looking at the file twiki/templates/viewtopicactionbuttons.pattern.tmpl or the appropriate one for whatever skin you are using if you have changed the skin from the default, find an entry something like

%TMPL:DEF{"printable"}%<a ref="%SCRIPTURLPATH{"view"}%/%WEB%/%TOPIC%?template=viewprint%REVARG%" title="%MAKETEXT{"Printable version of this topic"}%" accesskey="P" rel="nofollow">%MAKETEXT{"&Printable"}%</a>%TMPL:END%

This accesskey is what defines what is the key used for a certain function. You could modify the skin to change it to whatever key you want it to be.

-- RickMach - 27 Jan 2007

With TWiki 4.1 the access key strings are defined in the /locale language files.

-- ArthurClemens - 27 Jan 2007

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