Disable all 'Ctrl' key shortcuts in AutoHotkey?

Question

does many iframe affects the loading time of a website?and about the ajax, assuming that i have 2 jsp page.the first one have ajax that is calling the second jsp page. both of the pages have java script functions for example they have the same function called funcA(); and i call the second jsp page using ajax. which function will be executed?the function in first page or in the second page? and do i have to import the css in the second page?or it access the css in the first page?i am just confused in using ajax.

Solution

For the standard shortcuts, refer to this list and setup a hotkey instance to override it. For example, I made an ALT & F4 hotkey, which would normally close the active window, and made it enter some text instead. It works:

ALT & F4::
Send foobar ; This line sends keystrokes to the active (foremost) window.
return

That only fixes each instance. To disable a key (ALT) by itself use:

ALT::Return

For more on that see this.

Watch out for other key combinations made possible by installed software/reg edits such as this video card instance.

Comments

[Jamie Schembri]

How about Ctrl::return?

[pelms]

@Jamie. Tried that

[William]

SharpKeys is your best bet

[pelms]

'CTRL::Return' doesn't work unfortunately.

[Irwan Mulyawan]

It does actually disable the key when pressed by itself. For key combinations such as copy or paste (ctrl+c, ctrl+v) you have to have separate hotkey instances for each (ex ctrl & c::return) See here: autohotkey.com/forum/topic65275.html

[the bosxcz]

thanks for a clear explanation.

[the bosxcz]

another question sorry, then when should/can i use iframe?

[TwilightSun]

@KerPPag iFrame is always deprecated, use it when you're dealing with those legacy browsers where AJAX is impossible. iFrame is hard to control with JavaScript because there will be multiple DOM documents and different browsers have different ways to access them.

[the bosxcz]

based on what i have read for me portlet it is more complicated than servlet right?

[Anastasios Vlasopoulos]

Yes. In every portlet you can have one or more servlets. If you work with portlets then it is far more complicated than working just with servlets.

[the bosxcz]

another question pops out of my mind. assuming that i have a ajax that send data to the servlet and the servlet responds with i.e (out.println("<input type="text"/>") would they still share the CSS and javascript?