Very cool and inventive technique. However, there has to be a way to do this without first requiring a user to enter a letter. Otherwise, a certain amount of nice functionality is lost.
For instance, whenever entering a password in Mac OS X and you have the Caps Lock key on a cool little up arrow shows up in the field. Is there a method of detecting before a user enters anything (and then applying some CSS class, etc.)
I know it is possible with IE, but I think it would be best to find some cross browser method. http://concepts.waetech.com/caps_lock/
Arthus Erea
Very cool and inventive technique. However, there has to be a way to do this without first requiring a user to enter a letter. Otherwise, a certain amount of nice functionality is lost.
For instance, whenever entering a password in Mac OS X and you have the Caps Lock key on a cool little up arrow shows up in the field. Is there a method of detecting before a user enters anything (and then applying some CSS class, etc.)
I know it is possible with IE, but I think it would be best to find some cross browser method. http://concepts.waetech.com/caps_lock/