what the code is trying to do is check if the Site Settings menu item exists in your Site Actions dropdown. If it does, it knows you have permissions to access Site Settings. If it doesn’t exist, it assumes you are more of a reader, who cannot access Site Settings anyways, so it won’t bother responding to ctrl+s. Can you confirm the Site Settings menu button exists?

Also, I am not sure if I tested this solution in FireFox. Can you try IE as well? Perhaps SharePoint renders the Site Actions menu differently when you use FireFox as your browser.

Thanks,

Jaap

But I had a problem testing it on our Dev MOSS box and I had been scratching my head wondering why it was not working until my colleague and I used firebug to walk through the code. It turns out the offending line was:

// var hasPermissions = $(“[id$='_MenuItem_Settings']“).size() > 0;

// if(hasPermissions)

We commented these two lines out and it started to work what is the ‘_MenuItem_Settings’ referring to?

I had site collection privileges on the test site.

I tested the script by logging in as a visitor and when I crtl+s on the page and the only option that appears for them is the content and structure option which I thought was strange.

Any ideas why I would be have a problem with the above line?

I dare you to rewrite this into a pure JavaScript solution and insert it on every page using our free SharePoint Infuser.

I’d use it.

See http://www.muhimbi.com/blog/2009/07/massage-sharepoint-into-submission.html