I know that when keypress event occurs then we can access which key is pressed by object's event property keycode, but I need to know how do we can handle keypress combinations through jQuery like ctrl + D ..etc? 
In the following code I tried to do something like :
$(document).on("keypress", function(e) {      if( /* what condition i can give here */ )                    alert("you pressed cntrl + Del"); }); 
                jQuery already handles this for you:
if ( e.ctrlKey && ( e.which === 46 ) ) {   console.log( "You pressed CTRL + Del" ); } 
                        I know that this is an old question that has already been answered, but the answer marked as correct did not work for me. Here is a simple and easy method for catching the key combinations I wrote:
NOTE: This example is catching ctrl + space combination, but you can easily change it to any other keys.
    var ctrlPressed = false; //Variable to check if the the first button is pressed at this exact moment     $(document).keydown(function(e) {       if (e.ctrlKey) { //If it's ctrl key         ctrlPressed = true; //Set variable to true       }     }).keyup(function(e) { //If user releases ctrl button       if (e.ctrlKey) {         ctrlPressed = false; //Set it to false       }     }); //This way you know if ctrl key is pressed. You can change e.ctrlKey to any other key code you want      $(document).keydown(function(e) { //For any other keypress event       if (e.which == 32) { //Checking if it's space button         if(ctrlPressed == true){ //If it's space, check if ctrl key is also pressed           myFunc(); //Do anything you want           ctrlPressed = false; //Important! Set ctrlPressed variable to false. Otherwise the code will work everytime you press the space button again         }       }     }) 
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