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I need to generate hotkeys to navigate consistent websites. That is I have websites that have links to "previous", "next" and "back to index." Is there a simple way to map keys to make these transitions? (I can modify the html if that helps.)

Thanks

Some additional notes. The web browser will always be firefox. The page always only has those three links. If I could set the focus somehow I could count tabs to get there but haven't figured out how to set the focus. I've been reading up on the javascript approach but so far haven't fully groked it.

I'm getting close. I found by pasting:
into the address bar I can get to the links I need. (Thanks n-l-i-d from 11/29/06 post) Now I've got to figure out how to use ControlSetText with the FF address bar. I think I'm close.

Well not as close as I thought. I can't seem to get FF to 'take' the new control text. From Window Spy I got MozillaWindowClass1 as the control so figure something like this should work:


However no joy. When I try using IE and Edit2 as the control it works. Is there something special that FF needs?

Firefox windows are opaque, it doesn't use standard Windows control, so you have two options:
- Use a shortcut key like Ctrl+L to go to the address bar, then send the JS;
- Use the Link Widgets extension, it is very handy to navigate such site.

No need to use anything but good old HTML:
http://diveintoaccessibility.org/day_15 ... tcuts.html

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Regards,
Antonio

Accesskeys are alas underused by webmasters, this is useless if the page doesn't have them...

They are my webpages so I can add the AccessKeys to my scripts. (Obviously I'm not much of an html guru either. ) Thanks for the help.

Ah, I missed the part where you indicate you can modify the pages!
Sorry.
Good think, it is nice for other users as well.
Don't forget the link metadata too...