I had the same issue with IE in a ModalWindow containing a form which
will immediately destroy the modal window :-(
Am 25.06.2009 um 08:34 schrieb John Patterson:
Actually, I have just found that hitting return in the text field
fires the
AjaxButton in Safari but in IE6 the form is submitted and the url
changed
i.e. not ajax. I guess Safari finds the first submit button and
invokes
submit() whereas IE seems to bypass the handler.
I could write some script to capture the enter key and... do
something.
But is there an easy out of the box way?
John Patterson wrote:
Thanks, I can see now that the presence of the AjaxButton
intercepts the
form submit and does exactly what I need.
vineet semwal wrote:
you can use AjaxButton,AjaxFallbackButton,IndicatingAjaxButton.
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