When I bind the ? and the / key with javascript on qwerty keyboard they have the same keycode (191) but you have to press shift to do a ?.

How can I make sure that it's the same keycode for both characters on an azerty keyboard; i.e. the following code will work the same way:

 $(document).keyup(function(event) { if (event.which === 191) { action(); } }); 

When I bind the ? and the / key with javascript on qwerty keyboard they have the same keycode (191) but you have to press shift to do a ?.

How can I tell which character was pressed on an azerty keyboard (layout shown below), as they're different keys, both require Shift, and I get the same keycode for them in keyup.:

 $(document).keyup(function(event) { if (event.which === 191) { action(); } }); 

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When I bind the ? and the / key with javascript on qwerty keyboard they have the same keycode (191) but you have to press shift to do a ?. But how to do with azerty keyboard, the both key have the same keycode and need shift.

My code :

 $(document).keyup(function(event) { if (event.which === 191) { action(); } }); 

When I bind the ? and the / key with javascript on qwerty keyboard they have the same keycode (191) but you have to press shift to do a ?.

How can I make sure that it's the same keycode for both characters on an azerty keyboard; i.e. the following code will work the same way:

 $(document).keyup(function(event) { if (event.which === 191) { action(); } });