On 12 Dec 2013, at 19:32, Matthew Ballard wrote:
I’m setting up a custom webauth with email input required for a
test wlan. The problem I keep having is that on the webauth page if
you place your cursor in the email address field and press
enter/return on your keyboard it takes you to the default wlc
internal webpage.
I don't have personal experience with the issue, but that is a common
web issue when JavaScript is used for the submission. A web person who
knows some JavaScript should be able to fix it pretty easily.
Matthew is right. The HTML-files supplied by Cisco uses 'BUTTON' as the
form type (and not 'SUBMIT'). It then uses the JavaScript onclick-event,
which puts values into the form fields, and calls 'submit()'. Using 'Go'
(on iOS/Android) or 'Enter' (on normal keyboards), simulates a 'SUBMIT',
hence 'BUTTON' won't be triggered, and you get the behavior you're
explaining.
So, changing 'BUTTON' to 'SUBMIT' should do the trick.
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Joachim
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