The <rich:hotKey> component allows registering hot keys on the page or particular elements and defining
client side processing functions for these keys.
The type of the attachment - decides about how is operation attached to the selected elements: "bind" (default - binds to
the selected elements immediately, elements which could be matched by selector in the future won't be considered - offers
a best performance), "live" (attach an event handler for all elements which match the current selector, now and in the
future - may cause a slow performance), "one" (attach a handler to an event for the elements, the handler is executed at
most once per element)
The name of the javascript hash property which this hash should be assigned to (can be used as nested hashParameter) or
null if no property should be used (can be used simply as function parameter).
The <rich:hotKey> component allows registering hot keys on the page or particular elements and defining
client side processing functions for these keys.