I do not do much javascript. I want the page to store in a javascript the keypress event ... but for one generally . Not so much for some textbox.
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I do not do much javascript. I want the page to store in a javascript the keypress event ... but for one generally . Not so much for some textbox.




Code JavaScript:$("#target").keypress(function() { alert("Handler for .keypress() called."); });
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