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iSofia
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Is there any way to intercept the ESC key from a plugin? I see that it is bound to a "change" event in the main application.
When using the showConfirmPopup() function to prompt for unsaved changes, I am able to handle the "okay" and "cancel" buttons, but not the ESC key.
Any help is appreciated. Thank you. 
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Igor
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Hello,
I have just checked this with the developers, and they confirmed that Esc key is already handled within showConfirmPopup() function, it should cancel popup as expected.
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Igor, AfterLogic Support
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iSofia
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| Posted: 08 November 2014 at 7:31am | IP Logged
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Igor wrote:
| ...Esc key is already handled within showConfirmPopup() function, it should cancel popup as expected. |
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Hi Igor. Yes, it does. But while the OK and Cancel buttons return a response, does the ESC key return any? Currently it cancels the showConfirmPopup() message box, but without any notification.
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Igor
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I've checked this with the developers in charge of UI, and they confirm there's indeed a problem with that one - while hitting "Cancel" returns a response, pressing "Esc" doesn't, and they're going to fix that of course.
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Igor, AfterLogic Support
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iSofia
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Igor wrote:
| I've checked this with the developers in charge of UI, and they confirm there's indeed a problem with that one - while hitting "Cancel" returns a response, pressing "Esc" doesn't, and they're going to fix that of course. |
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Look forward to it; although I hope that there would not be any major changes to the code structure. 
Thank you.
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