When page content includes something like this: <form method="POST" action="some.cgi"> ... <input ....> <input type="submit" value="Go"> ... <input type="submit" value="Clear"> </form> and the user presses Return, every other browser will send the post request with the various arguments from the input elements (i.e. they default to doing the submit as if the user clicked the Go button), but NS seems to default to actioning the Clear button. If I change the Clear button to <input type="button" value="Clear"> then pressing Return sends the post request as if the Go button was clicked (same as other browsers). However, NS gives a "Warning: button can not be activated" on Clear. So it seems that NS can't have forms with more than one submit button.
Lack of javascript is a drawback we have to cope with, but this issue also means cgi scripts can't use multiple submit buttons and allow for the usual default action of pressing Return submitting the form with all the arguments. Obviously there are various workarounds but I just wondered if there was any chance that NS could default to actioning the first submit button rather than the last. -- Mike Hobbs
