[Ctrl + Enter] - shortcut for quick submission of forms to Drupal
How to simplify form submission in Drupal system?
The shortcut [Ctrl + Enter] is used on the F. Ripper site (you can check it in the link by the link).
You can send almost any form (be it a record editing form, a comment form, or a form of settings in the admin panel) without resorting to the mouse, without pressing the Start button itself, or its equivalent — just press [Ctrl + Enter] on any page of the site, and it reduces the burden on the user's hands.
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Shortcut implemented using the module Drupal Keyboard Shortcut Utility . After installing and activating the module, create a new shortcut ( / node / add / shortcut ). Specify the desired key combination, in this case, we specify Ctrl in the “Meta Keys” field and RETURN in the “Key> Character Code” field).
Now, in the “Type of action or URL” field, select “ Call a JS Function ” and in the “Action to take” field, enter Javascript:
Screenshot of shortcut settings:
This is all that is needed - now on any page of the site, pressing Ctrl + Enter automatically calls this function.
Undoubtedly, the above solution is primitive and there are plenty of ways to improve it - after all, everything is possible with Drupal and imagination.
The shortcut [Ctrl + Enter] is used on the F. Ripper site (you can check it in the link by the link).
You can send almost any form (be it a record editing form, a comment form, or a form of settings in the admin panel) without resorting to the mouse, without pressing the Start button itself, or its equivalent — just press [Ctrl + Enter] on any page of the site, and it reduces the burden on the user's hands.
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How is this done?
Shortcut implemented using the module Drupal Keyboard Shortcut Utility . After installing and activating the module, create a new shortcut ( / node / add / shortcut ). Specify the desired key combination, in this case, we specify Ctrl in the “Meta Keys” field and RETURN in the “Key> Character Code” field).
Now, in the “Type of action or URL” field, select “ Call a JS Function ” and in the “Action to take” field, enter Javascript:
document.getElementById('edit-submit').click();
Screenshot of shortcut settings:
This is all that is needed - now on any page of the site, pressing Ctrl + Enter automatically calls this function.
Undoubtedly, the above solution is primitive and there are plenty of ways to improve it - after all, everything is possible with Drupal and imagination.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/98156/
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