What I've learned is that here is no standard or recommendation defining
what should happen when the user hits enter on a text box, so browsers are
allowed to do whatever they want.
OTOH, this is what I've observed:
When the user hit's enter while context is in a text box:
1. Internet Explorer
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By default the first submit button should be activated for the submission.
If you press enter/return key a ke
> From: Glanville, Jay [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> The situation: a form with two submit buttons, and the user
> doesn't use
> either of them, but instead submits the form by pressing
> enter/return in
> one of the text fields.
> Question: how does the form get submitted?
Anecdotally, I'd say
Hi Jay,
In my experience (although I haven't paid attention to it lately),
neither button (e.g. submit=) is submitted. This may
also depend on the browser.
HTH,
Colin
Glanville, Jay wrote:
Hello all.
A slightly of-topic question for the group ...
The situation: a form with two submit butto
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