Control-clicks in Opera are weird

[Mr Initial Man]

I have a set of scripts that run if I control-shift-click an element. In Opera, this mostly works fine--UNLESS I control-shift-click an image that's not a child of a link. When I do, Opera tries to save the image. Control-clicking and alt-control-clicking do the same thing. How do I get around this?

[Padonak]

why wouldn't you investigate it on Opera forums?

[Mr Initial Man]

Because I'm looking for a JavaScript solution in a JavaScript forum, and I'd hoped someone here might have an answer/

[Padonak]

then show your scripts to people to let them see what you are talking about or is it a kind of puzzle?

[Mr Initial Man]

Right. Sorry about that.

Here's the script that assigns click events.

function adjustIMGLink($evnt, $elem){
    var $a_el = $elem.orig_el.parentNode;
    if(($elem.orig_el.nodeName.toLowerCase()  == 'img') && ($a_el.nodeName.toLowerCase() =='a')){
        if(!$a_el.hasAttribute('j_href')){$a_el.setAttribute('j_href', $a_el.getAttribute('href'));}
        if(($evnt.shiftKey) && (($evnt.ctrlKey && !$evnt.altKey) || (!$evnt.ctrlKey && $evnt.altKey))){$a_el.removeAttribute('href');} 
            else {$a_el.setAttribute('href', $a_el.getAttribute('j_href'));}
    }
}

function checkClick($evnt, $elem){
    if($evnt.ctrlKey && $evnt.shiftKey && !$evnt.altKey){
        addBreak($evnt, $elem);
    }
    if($evnt.altKey && $evnt.shiftKey && !$evnt.ctrlKey && $elem.orig_el.nodeName.toLowerCase()  == 'img'){
        SizeCSS($evnt, $elem);
    }
}
var $el_names = new Array(
    'img',
    'div',
    'h2',
    'h3',
    'h4',
    'h5',
    'h6',
    'p',
    'li',
    'dt',
    'tr',
    'caption'
);
var $break_els = new Array();

for(var $i = 0; $i < $el_names.length; $i++){
    var $el_list = document.getElementsByTagName($el_names[$i]);
    for(var $ii = 0; $ii < $el_list.length; $ii++){
        if(
            ($el_list[$ii].nodeName.toLowerCase() != 'div') ||
            (
                ($el_list[$ii].nodeName.toLowerCase()  == 'div') && 
                ($el_list[$ii].hasAttribute('class')) && 
                (
                    (/ln[0-9][0-9]/.test(SlctrClass($el_list[$ii])))||
                    (/samp[0-9]/.test(SlctrClass($el_list[$ii])))||
                    (SlctrClass($el_list[$ii]) == 'code_header')||
                    (SlctrClass($el_list[$ii]) == 'code_subheader')||
                    (/subh[0-9]/.test(SlctrClass($el_list[$ii])))
                )
            )
        ){
            $break_els.push(GetSelector($el_list[$ii]));
        }
    }
}

for(var $i = 0; $i < $break_els.length; $i++){
    (function(num) {
        $break_els[num].orig_el.addEventListener('mousedown',function(e) {adjustIMGLink(e,$break_els[num]); } ,false); 
        $break_els[num].orig_el.addEventListener('click',function(e) {checkClick(e,$break_els[num]); } ,false); 
    }($i));
} 

[Mr Initial Man]

Oh, and for good measure, a link to one of the pages in question:

http://mrinitialman.com/Books/HTML/C.../JS-Style.html