Hi,
We have a problem with the plugin in Turkish keyboards. Some of the special characters (e.g. #, $, @, ...) can be used even if they are filtered out in the component with a valid regex. Those characters that I mentioned are generated with an AltGr key in a Turkish layout keyboard. Some of the mappings include:
AltGr + 3 => #
AltGr + 4 => $
AltGr + Q => @
AltGr + ] => ~
For example with below definition, users can enter #, $, @ characters with the mentioned keystrokes.
<pe:keyFilter for="vkn" regEx="/[0-9]/i" preventPaste="false" />
You can look at the Turkish keyboard layout from http://ascii-table.com/keyboard.php/179
At the below line, e.ctrlKey and e.altKey are both true for the specified key strokes. I don't think it is the right fix, but if I remove the if condition from the script, it works like a charm.
https://github.com/akzhan/jquery-keyfilter/blob/master/jquery.keyfilter.js#L134
Thanks
Hi,
We have a problem with the plugin in Turkish keyboards. Some of the special characters (e.g. #, $, @, ...) can be used even if they are filtered out in the component with a valid regex. Those characters that I mentioned are generated with an AltGr key in a Turkish layout keyboard. Some of the mappings include:
For example with below definition, users can enter #, $, @ characters with the mentioned keystrokes.
You can look at the Turkish keyboard layout from http://ascii-table.com/keyboard.php/179
At the below line, e.ctrlKey and e.altKey are both true for the specified key strokes. I don't think it is the right fix, but if I remove the if condition from the script, it works like a charm.
https://github.com/akzhan/jquery-keyfilter/blob/master/jquery.keyfilter.js#L134
Thanks