You could simply attach an onKeypress event to the textboxes...
This will ignore anything other than Enter (13). I'm actually not sure
about that this.form part, off the top of my head that might be wrong... I
remember there being a way to get a reference to the form an
belongs to, but that mi
From: "Abdullah Jibaly" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I have a form with an followed by an .
> How can I get the submit to be activated when enter is pressed inside a
text box on that form?
> It is activating cancel right now.
What I do is put an invisible button at the top of my form. (A button with
a
Put the submit button first is the simplest most-straightforward
answer.. If having cancel appear on the page first is a requirement
that can't be worked around, put both buttons in s and use css to
position the s so the cancel-div appears first.
The "click the first button looks through the ht
Hi all,
I have a form with an followed by an .
How can I get the submit to be activated when enter is pressed inside a text
box on that form? It is activating cancel right now.
Thanks,
Abdullah
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