Some keyboard shortcuts not working in Chrome

[Brett Pontarelli]

I'm using Chrome 20.0.1132.47m and can't use the Tab, Shift-Tab, or any of the "\" combos to expand / collapse on all items.  Is any one else seeing this bug?  I'm especially interested in expand / collapse on all items in the queue.  Thanks.

Steps to repro for the "\" combos:

- Open any queue with more than one task

- Click anywhere in the top black menu that is not a button (e.g. the middle)

- Press j and k

- Press \ and any of n, t, x, a, d, or e

Expected behavior: Expand all the notes, tags, sub-tasks, assigments, dates, or everything (respectively)

Actual behavior: Nothing happens

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Steps to repro for (Shift-)Tab:

- Open any queue with more than one task

- Click anywhere in the top black menu that is not a button (e.g. the middle)

- Press j and k

- Press Tab

Expected behavior: Edit the next items (2nd in list) description

Actual behavior: Selection is moved to "Tell Your Friends"

[Cameron (GQueues Team)]

Hi Brett - 

So far I'm unable to reproduce the bug testing on Chrome 20.0.1132.47m on OS X and Windows 7.  

Does j and k change the position of the black dot for you?

If that's working, then \-e should also show/hide everything too.

Note that tab and shift-tab only work when you are currently editing the description of a task.

I haven't tested on Linux yet.  What setup are you using?

-Cameron

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[Brett Pontarelli]

Okay that makes more sense for the tab and shift-tab.  Are the "\" combos 2 (e.g. \ and e) or 3 (\, -, and e) key strokes?  I'm on 64-bit Win 7 ultimate.

--Brett

[Cameron (GQueues Team)]

Oh, sorry I guess the shortcut docs are a little ambiguous.  The key combination is just two keys "\" and "e".  Both should be pressed and held down at the same time, not in succession.  Does that help?

-Cameron

[Brett Pontarelli]

Thanks Cameron, that worked.  For posterity the exact procedure is:

- First press and hold \

- Then press one of n, t, x, a, d, or e

Note that you can press each key repeatedly (holding down \ the whole time) to toggle the related option.

--Brett

[xja]

Cameron,

You should make it clear in the keyboard shortcut popup that you have to hold down the \ key  when using the commands in the All Items section.  I was struggling with this until I found this thread.

Also, make it clear that you don't type the hyphen (I didn't at first but did start trying that when nothing else was working).

[Rajesh Acharya]

Took me a long while to figure out as well. Just a short note on the page saying "Use \ key as a modifier similar to Shift or Ctrl key" would have saved my a lot of frustration.

-Raj

[Ed Kershenbaum]

Please update the Shortcuts message.  I know of no other application where \ is used as a shift-like modifier.  The docs are ambiguous and I just wasted 1/2 hour seeing whether this was a Chrome-specific problem prior to finding this thread.

[Cameron (GQueues Team)]

Sorry for the wasted time, Ed.  I see how the docs can be confusing.  I'll update with the next release to make things more clear.  -Cameron

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[Cameron (GQueues Team)]

This has been updated.

http://www.gqueues.com/help/keyboardShortcuts#all

Hopefully it's more clear now. Thanks for bring it up again!

-Cameron