Thank you all. I managed to sort it out. I tried various methods to solve the
problem, but the hidden field method worked out best for me. THanks
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Are you using the onsubmit in the form tag?
Maybe some more code with no sensitive data or code, might help some more.
By default enter/return is acceptable under IE...
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No, in IE6 the submit button is not part of the form submission if the
enter key is used.
I'd use a hidden field and check for that instead of the submit button.
On Mon, Aug 18, 2008 at 3:12 PM, Andrew Scott
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Are you using the onsubmit in the form tag?
Maybe some more
to piggyback on what James said, you could just use cfif not
structIsEmpty(form)
the form scope/struct exists on all pages. it's just empty if the page has
received no post data.
On Mon, Aug 18, 2008 at 12:45 AM, James Holmes [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
No, in IE6 the submit button is not part of
And to double-piggy-back on Charlie and James, you can also check
form.fieldnames which only exists after a form is submitted.
I prefer the hidden field approach but all those methods are good ;)
Dominic
2008/8/18 Charlie Griefer [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
to piggyback on what James said, you could
You can try this on your cfinput...confirmed working on IE7...
onKeyDown=if(Key.isDown(Key.ENTER)) {submitForm()}
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Hi
I want to submit a form in IE6 using the Enter key.
input type=submit name=submitSearchGeneral class=form-submitBtn
value=Search
I ran into this issue myself. IE6 - jeez, thanks Microshaft!
Bobby H. taught me yet another way to check for form submissions.
cfif cgi.request_method eq
Subject: Re: Form submission issue
And to double-piggy-back on Charlie and James, you can also check
form.fieldnames which only exists after a form is submitted.
I prefer the hidden field approach but all those methods are good ;)
Dominic
2008/8/18 Charlie Griefer [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
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