You can also use a regular submit button and hide it using CSS. Make
this the first button in your form:
<input type="submit"
style="position:fixed;visibility:hidden;"/>
Pressing enter will now trigger this button, which isn't dynamic, so
shouldn't do anything (as long as the form action is not set).
Note: using display:none in your CSS will effectively disable the
button, which means the next submit button after it would become the
default. If you only set visibility to hidden, the button still
takes up space. Changing to fixed position means it doesn't take up
any space.
I don't think the blank tabindex is needed since the button is
hidden, but it probably wouldn't hurt.
On Apr 25, 2006, at 3:00 PM, Paul Lynch wrote:
On 25 Apr 2006, at 22:13, Chuck Hill wrote:
On Apr 25, 2006, at 2:03 PM, Paul Lynch wrote:
My favourite submit button related glitch is when you use a
button inside a repetition, and your web designer set an id or
name tag (one or the other, I forget which) for the button,
causing WO to treat them all the same as if the first button in
the repetition was clicked.
It is the name and this affects any form inputs of any sort in a
repetition. For inputs, it only takes one value. I still clearly
remember the first time I hit this, years ago. I was new to WO and
thought I was losing my mind.
Thanks.
I am sufficiently paranoid now that I check for this whenever I get
html created by a web designer, as well as other favourites, like
including a form tag that doesn't wrap the items it needs to
submit, etc.
Paul
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