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John_Edwards
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I'm looking to create a default button push when someone clicks on --Enter-- in an editable field. There is no event for this, but I was hoping to coop the KeyPress trigger to do it. Is there a way to capture which key was pressed in this event in a JavaScript handler?

J.



 
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GinnyJakes
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John,

Please update your profile signature with your release and platform so that we may better help you.

What tool are you using, HTML Layout Painter? Or something else>


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John_Edwards
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WebFOCUS Maintain, v7.6



 
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dhagen
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You can use the onKeyDown="some_function();" in the input. In your function, event.keyCode==13 will be the enter key.


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John_Edwards
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May all your Alhambras have many towers. Thank you thank you thank you.

What remains is to find a way to remove the "default beep" whenever someone presses the enter key in a text field.

J.

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John_Edwards
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This is the goods right here:

  function OnEditBoxSupervisorSearchString_KeyPress ( ) {
    if (event.keyCode == 13)
      {
       event.returnValue=false;
       event.cancel = true;
       OnButtonSupervisorSearchSubmit_Click();
      }
  }
 
 
 
 

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