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(New page: == BrowserContextMenuOnCtrl == This option, if set to '''true''' makes it possible to display the default browser's context menu when right-clicking with the CTRL key pressed. <br> CODE: ...)
 
 
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== BrowserContextMenuOnCtrl ==
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This option, if set to '''true''' makes it possible to display the default browser's context menu when right-clicking with the CTRL key pressed.
  
This option, if set to '''true''' makes it possible to display the default browser's context menu when right-clicking with the CTRL key pressed. <br>
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<pre>FCKConfig.BrowserContextMenuOnCtrl = false&nbsp;;
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FCKConfig.BrowserContextMenuOnCtrl = false ;
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'''NOTE''': Use it at your own risk, as end users may improperly use context menu options that can interfere in the editor normal behavior.
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'''NOTE''':Use it at your own risk, as end users may improperly use context menu options that can interfere in the editor normal behavior.
 

Latest revision as of 14:01, 8 March 2008

This option, if set to true makes it possible to display the default browser's context menu when right-clicking with the CTRL key pressed.

For example:

FCKConfig.BrowserContextMenuOnCtrl = false ;

NOTE: Use it at your own risk, as end users may improperly use context menu options that can interfere in the editor normal behavior.

This page was last edited on 8 March 2008, at 14:01.