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  10         <h1>Option: handle_event_callback</h1>
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  15                 This option should contain a function name to be executed each time TinyMCE intercepts and handles a event such as keydown, mousedown and so forth. The format of this function is: handleEvent(event), where inst is the editor instance object reference. If the handle event function returns false it will terminate the internal event handling.
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  20         <h3>Example of usage of the handle_event_callback option:</h3>
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  23 // Remember to enable the possibility to switch status messages in the browser before trying the example below
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  25 function <strong>myHandleEvent</strong>(e) {
  26         window.status = "event:" + e.type;
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  28         return true; // Continue handling
  29 }
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  31 tinyMCE.init({
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  33         <strong>handle_event_callback : &quot;myHandleEvent&quot;</strong>
  34 });
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