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boedesign – canadian based web developer eh » Blog Archive » Keystrokes for jQuery: "$(document).bind('keystrokes.SingleItem', {
// The key pattern you set your element to listen for
keys: ['m', 'arrow down+r']
}, function(event){
// Unbind this event after it's been successfully typed
$(this).unbind(event.keystrokes.stack_item.name);
alert('You typed : ' + event.keystrokes.stack_item.keys.join(', ') + '. You cannot type it again because it has been unbound!');
});"

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lauren said…
I have done a lot of coding in javasccript and html.As I need them for webdevelopment but I am very new to JQuery.Can you give me a blog link which can explain the very basics.Thanks!
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