To add to the list of ideas, I would recommend you override the
Ajax.InPlaceEditor#checkForEscapeOrReturn method to do what you want
since that's where this submit event is getting fired from.
Ajax.InPlaceEditor.addMethods({
checkForEscapeOrReturn: function(e) {
if (!this._editing || e.ctrl
On Wed, Sep 17, 2008 at 5:21 PM, Tokeiito <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> this method form#disable()/enable() disables all form thats not what i'm
> searching.
>
> I'm searching how to disable submission on Enter key. User still can edit
> text in field, he still can submit form by clicking button, b
Just use element#disable() on the submit element. Use the API for this
- it's prominently in there.
On Sep 17, 9:21 pm, Tokeiito <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> this method form#disable()/enable() disables all form thats not what i'm
> searching.
>
> I'm searching how to disable submission on Enter
this method form#disable()/enable() disables all form thats not what i'm
searching.
I'm searching how to disable submission on Enter key. User still can edit
text in field, he still can submit form by clicking button, but he can't
submit it with Key Enter. Everything is simple if its regular form.
There's a method on forms you want: form#disable() or form#enable().
Then it's just a case of finding the element. You could do this
through $$ or select() or have a look at the inplaceeditor source
code. As I remember, the form element is stored as something like
_form on each instance of the cla
