We need to cross-check that. It only accepts 0-9. The rest it ignores. IE ignores random sequences of accesskeys. JW Perhaps a warning statement that older browsers only take 0-9.
Basic technique is to use a mnemonic key from the document.
CMN Problem originates with the HTML spec. JW Propose that numeric characters are clearly available for legacy user agents, the user should choose a character from character set of the document. GR Also need to cover the case where accesskey is defined for every character including numerics. In IE4 it didn't support it on anchor, but on IE5 it does. CMN worth pointing out that certain implementations ignore certain characters.