Command-\ opens Page Load Test

knouse

I have the Browser Extensions Enabled and Show in Top Menu under Browser Display Settings Enabled.



When I press command-\ the Page Load Test window from the Debug menu opens. The short cut for that is supposed to be control-shift-command-A



I have Glims installed along with these extensions: Amazon Search, Reload Button, Ostrich, Facebook Photo Zoom and NinjaKit



How do I get command-\ to key Fill & Submit?

[Deleted User]

Hi knouse,



This is very strange, there shouldn't be a way that the Safari debug menu's Page Load Test is taking over the Command + \ keyboard shortcut. Could you check that this isn't accidentally mapped in System Preferences > Keyboard > Keyboard Shortcuts.



One other thing you can try is to disable the debug menu by entering the following command in Terminal, while Safari isn't running:



[code]% defaults write com.apple.Safari IncludeDebugMenu 0[/code]



That should get things back to normal, but if you do use the debug menu then we clearly need to find a better solution for you.



Hope that helps,



[quote name='knouse' timestamp='1300023849' post='22349']

I have the Browser Extensions Enabled and Show in Top Menu under Browser Display Settings Enabled.



When I press command-\ the Page Load Test window from the Debug menu opens. The short cut for that is supposed to be control-shift-command-A



I have Glims installed along with these extensions: Amazon Search, Reload Button, Ostrich, Facebook Photo Zoom and NinjaKit



How do I get command-\ to key Fill & Submit?

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knouse

[quote name='stu' timestamp='1300054995' post='22368']

This is very strange, there shouldn't be a way that the Safari debug menu's Page Load Test is taking over the Command + \ keyboard shortcut. Could you check that this isn't accidentally mapped in System Preferences > Keyboard > Keyboard Shortcuts.



One other thing you can try is to disable the debug menu by entering the following command in Terminal, while Safari isn't running:



[code]% defaults write com.apple.Safari IncludeDebugMenu 0[/code]



That should get things back to normal, but if you do use the debug menu then we clearly need to find a better solution for you.

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Thanks for the reply.



I don't use the debug menu. I only loaded it several versions ago to turn on extensions. As long as those stay around I'm good with removing the menu.



Only thing is the terminal command doesn't remove it. I copied, pasted & ran the command in Terminal twice. Once with Safari running the restarting, once with it not running.



Stranger still is the Show Page Load Test Window command was showing a different command key - control-shift-command-A as I recall - but now is showing command-\. Very curious.



I checked System Preferences > Keyboard > Keyboard Shortcuts before the first post.



For now I've changed the Fill & Submit to command-control-\ but would like it to be command-\

knouse

Using the PList editor I found the string IncludeInternalDebugMenu



I quit Safari, ran the following command in terminal and started Safari.



defaults write com.apple.safari IncludeInternalDebugMenu 0



The Debug menu went away and I was able restore the default keyboard shortcut to command-\.



Case closed. Thanks

[Deleted User]

No, thank you, knouse, for posting the update, it looks like Apple changed the string in Safari 5 and so none of our previous tips were working.



Glad to hear you're up and running again with the normal shortcut <img src='http://forum.agile.ws/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/skype_smile.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':-)' />





[quote name='knouse' timestamp='1300143764' post='22434']

Using the PList editor I found the string IncludeInternalDebugMenu



I quit Safari, ran the following menu and started Safari.



defaults write com.apple.safari IncludeInternalDebugMenu 0



The Debug menu went away and I was able restore the default keyboard shortcut to command-\.



Case closed. Thanks

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