V. 18.12 - new installation - shortcut key behavior

Tiny Tiny RSS Support
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Hello,

I’ve just installed TinyRSS using my hosting company’s (Reclaim Hosting) cPanel instance. It is very fast and responsive! However, four of the shortcut keys (listed below) do not respond as I would expect:

n - Open next article

down - Open next article

p - Open previous article

up - Open previous article

For example, when a given feed is selected with 10 unread articles, selecting n or down scrolls through the first post until the end of the article is reached instead of opening the next article. Conversely, selecting p or up scrolls an article up until the beginning of the article is reached instead of opening the previous article.

All of the other shortcuts that I have tried seem to work as described. And this leads me to believe that I may just be misunderstanding how these shortcuts work.

I am able to provide the system details below which, unfortunately, do not match the precise details described in the Read before posting article. I apologize for this. I can contact my hosting service to try to obtain the linux distribution and other details if they would help.

tt-rss v. 18.12

Platform linux

Mysql 10.1.38-MariaDB

PHP v 7.0.33

Architecture x86_64

Kernel 3.10.0-714.10.2.lve1.5.17.el7.x86_64

cPanel 76.0 (build 20)

If you have any advice on what I may be missing or how to troubleshoot this, I would appreciate it.

Will

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that’s how those have always worked, the idea is you can keep pressing one button to go down/up while going through all content without missing anything

if you want to always jump to next/previous article use “don’t scroll” hotkey variants
if you want to use those by default, you can map them to n/p by making a very simple plugin (maybe we should have one bundled)

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Thank you for your reply! I tried out both the hotkey plugins that were available in the plugins directory. The google reader plugin seemed promising since it indicated that it had a “don’t scroll” function. But in practice, it seemed to work in the same way.

If there are other possible plugins I might try that have the “don’t scroll” option, I would love to hear suggestions.

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https://git.tt-rss.org/fox/tt-rss/commit/1a8770f8f48aeb7fbbcd3b569bd37a4a88ccfdb4

i suppose this could be useful to other people

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Thanks for sharing this. Just did the following:

  1. Uploaded init.php from Github to plugins\hotkeys_noscroll in my root for tt-rss
  2. Went to Preferences > Plugins and enabled hotkeys_noscroll
  3. Attempted to use the n, p, and up, down hotkeys.

I did not notice any change. I must be missing something very simple. But my new installation of tt-rss does not appear to be responding to the plugin.

Thanks, anyway.

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first of all you should have just git pulled, it’s in the stock repo

as to why it doesn’t work for you idk

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He is using cPanel…

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That is correct. And the version number is listed in my original post, if that’s useful.

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When using the Google Reader keyboard shortcuts plugin -

  • j = Next Article , Don’t Scroll.
  • k = Previous Article , Don’t Scroll.
  • N = Next Feed
  • P = Previous Feed
  • v= Open Article in new Tab/Window

Hope that helps.
Mark,

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@markwaters thanks for mentioning the Google Reader keyboard shortcuts plugin. I gave it a try but the behavior remained the same. The only plugin that has had an effect was the jk swap plugin.

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they all work in exactly same way, i find it hard to believe one would work while others don’t.