InputBinding does not work

Hi Lex,

Those hotkeys are intercepted by the browser itself.  Unfortunately if the browser grabs them, then Silverlight (and thus our control) never gets them.  They would probably work if you ran your app as Silverlight out of browser.  I tested Ctrl+M and it does seem to be intercepted now (it didn't used to be).  If you change the code in that sample to Ctrl+Q, it will work since that hotkey isn't consumed by the browser.

I tested the web site's Create Thread button just now in IE 11 and it worked ok.  It's using Javascript so it could be that you have JS disabled in your IE 11 settings?

Regarding JS:

No, JS is not blocked, IE11 in default configuration on Windows 10. Clicking Create Thread, Complete Order (and now Post Comment) scrolls page on top. In Chrome works fine.

Regarding InputBindings:

Shortcuts do not work both in browser and in out-of-browser mode. Has nothing to do with browser, because when I attach OnKeyDown event handler, I can successfully intercept these keystrokes.

_editor.InputBindings.Insert(0, new KeyBinding(new UICommand(OnCtrlF), Key.F, ModifierKeys.Control));
_editor.InputBindings.Insert(0, new KeyBinding(new UICommand(OnCtrlH), Key.H, ModifierKeys.Control));

void OnCtrlF()
{
Debugger.Break();
}

void OnCtrlH()
{
Debugger.Break();
}

where UICommand:

class UICommand : ICommand
{
readonly Action _action;

public UICommand(Action action)
{
_action = action;
}

public event EventHandler CanExecuteChanged;

public bool CanExecute(object parameter)
{
return true;
}

public void Execute(object parameter)
{
_action();
}
}

Should work, right?

Hello,

The other thing to consider is that if the browser isn't intercepting the key, it could be that we already have a SyntaxEditor.InputBindings entry for that key combination.  Did you run through to remove any other KeyBindings with the same keys?  Note that our code does a reverse (not a forward) loop through the collection when looking for a match.