To be kicked

Typecho was used six years ago (a long history). The default comment does not support ctrl+enter to submit comments. At that time, the processing method was to directly modify the html and add code:

onkeydown="if(event.ctrlKey&&event.keyCode==13){document.getElementById('misubmit').click();return false};"

See the history article for details《 How to add Ctrl+Enter quick reply to Typecho comments 》

Then I didn't know when to start, but I made an upgraded version. At that time, I forgot to refer to whose code, and changed it to:

function key_submit(){

if(window.event.ctrlKey && event.keyCode==13){

document.comment_form.submit();

}

}document.onkeydown=key_submit;

Then until today, another upgrade was carried out.

$('form[id=comment_form]').keypress(function(e){

if(e.ctrlKey && e.which == 13 || e.which == 10) {

$('#misubmit').click();

}

});

The replacement of the corresponding ID is as simple as that.