The `accessKey` attribute is available for many components like buttons, checkboxes or links. A component with this attribute is accessible by the given character. The character is not case sensitive.

Logging the accessKey can be configured by setting the category `org.apache.myfaces.tobago.internal.util.AccessKeyLogger` to log level "debug".

The usage of accesskeys is different for every OS and browser.
For example, in the Windows-Firefox, you have to press 'Alt + Shift + key'. In Chrome for Mac OS X it's only 'Control + Alt + key'. A complete listing can be found at the .

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The accesskey is set to 'a'. Notice, that the 'A' in the label of the button has an underscore.

    <tc:button label="Button AccessKey" accessKey="a">

The accesskey is '3'. Nothing is underlinded, because the value of the label doesn't contain a '3'.

    <tc:button label="Button Three" accessKey="3">

The `accessKey` is also available for input fields. An input field will get the focus after pressing the accesskey.

    <tc:in label="Input" accessKey="i"/>

    <tc:textarea label="Textarea" accessKey="t"/>

For the `<tc:label/>` tag an accesskey can be set in combination with the `for` attribute.

The following example show a label which is automatically bound to the inputfield after that.

    <tc:label value="Label" accessKey="l" for="@auto"/>
    <tc:in/>