Yes, the key is to "tie something to that", the desirable way would be something like
FORM action="" method="post"
however, I don't know
a) if onEnter is an event handler;
b) even if it is, without this line <input type="submit" value="">
a FORM is considered complete (ready to be processed).
>> From: Chunshen (Don) Li
>
>The submit() method submits the form, so all you've got to do is tie
>that to something on the page
>
>So:
>document.formName.submit()
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