I have found this solution from User B1KMusic: How to detect if multiple keys are pressed at once using JavaScript?
The code:
map={}//I know most use an array, but the use of string indexes in arrays is questionable
onkeydown=onkeyup=function(e){
e=e||event//to deal with IE
map[e.keyCode]=e.type=='keydown'?true:false
/*insert conditional here*/
}
if(map[17]&&map[16]&&map[65]){//CTRL+SHIFT+A
alert('Control Shift A')
}else if(map[17]&&map[16]&&map[66]){//CTRL+SHIFT+B
alert('Control Shift B')
}else if(map[17]&&map[16]&&map[67]){//CTRL+SHIFT+C
alert('Control Shift C')
}
This works, but I have a problem: After receiving the alert after pressing CTRL+SHIFT+B I press any key and I get the alert again.
B1KMusic found this workaorund:
if(map[17]&&map[16]&&map[65]){//CTRL+SHIFT+A
alert('Oh noes, a bug!')
}
//When you Press any key after executing this, it will alert again, even though you
//are clearly NOT pressing CTRL+SHIFT+A
//The fix would look like this:
if(map[17]&&map[16]&&map[65]){//CTRL+SHIFT+A
alert('Take that, bug!')
map={}
}
//The bug no longer happens since the map object is cleared
I tried this and the problem still occurs.