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Sorry for the question, but after a fair amount of searching I was
unable to come up with an answer. We're sending out html forms internally. Of course, we come across the 'spacebar as next message' issue when many of our users are filling out their forms. I understand that we can't override this functionality through javascript alone. I suppose I have two questions. 1) Is it possible to, through javascript, use browser detection to determine if the message has been opened using Outlook or Outlook express? That way, we would be able to at least warn the user to open the message in a new pane, rather than filling out the form in a preview pane. 2) For a more comprehensive solution, has anyone created a plugin that disables the 'space as next message' functionality for messages from certain domains? Does this type of solution make sense? Has anyone come up with something better? (I know it's probably not hard) Thanks a bunch, -Mezzrow Cowles |
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