u can just use (request.getParameter("buttonname"))!=null to see if the
button is pressed and carry on..this works fine with both...
rekha
Hi All ,
I have a simple login form with two textboxes :
Login , Password and a submit button .
When the user has finished entering the password and
presses enter on the keyboard , automatically the
submit button is pressed and he is taken to the next
page , instead of having to click the submit button
using the mouse .
This only works in IE but not in Netscape . Does
anyone know of a solution to do this in Netscape ?
Can keyboard events like "EnterKeyPressed" be captured
in JavaScript ?
Thanks
Vivek
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