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Re: persisting problem for browsing backwards in forms with w3m
- To: "krishnakant Mane" <krmane@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: persisting problem for browsing backwards in forms with w3m
- From: Lukas Loehrer <listaddr1@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 19 Nov 2006 16:29:01 +0100
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krishnakant Mane writes ("persisting problem for browsing backwards in forms with w3m"):
> however one thing I strangely noticed is that I can't move in the
> backword direction in a web based form. suppose I am filling a form
> which has 5 text boxes and while I am on the 5th text box, I realise
> that the 4th textbox needs some data modification, I have to move
> entirely to the start of the page and then cross over to the form and
> tab down to the 4th field.
You can cycle through the form fields on a page using [ and ].
> just as tab moves from link1, link2,
> link3 etc, I want some thing that can do it in the opposit order.
> I am at the end of the page alt > and now want to go back in the list
> of links on the current page.
> is there a solution or do we need to implement it?
Let's se...
You know that TAB moves to the next link. Now, in a w3m buffer, you
do:
C-h c TAB
and emacs tells you sometingh like:
TAB runs the command w3m-next-anchor
So, the command you are looking for is probably called
"w3m-previous-anchor". Thus you do
C-h w w3m-previous-anchor
Emacs will tell you what key it is bound to or that it is not bound
to any key. In the latter case, bind it to a key of your choice, for
example M-TAB.
In general, study the chapter in the emacs manual about the help
system.
Best regards, Lukas
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