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Netscape question
Can anyone help me with this problem:
I am writing some code in HTML and javascript. I have a form with three fields that I am trying to submit using the enter key. Netscape is weird in that it will only let you use the enter key if you are using only one field. I have the form submitting, but the problem is that every time it submits, its also beeps. I don't want the beep, does anyone know how to fix this problem? |
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Join Date: Jun 1999
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Are u sure that the key you are hearing is not a keybeep for an error. As far as I know, Nutscape will not submit forms on pressing ENTER, while IE will. If you want to verify it, try this .. fill out the form .. when you reach the last field hit enter .. do u hear a beep .. now try it again .. fill the form when you reach the last field hit TAB and enter.
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To use the enter key in Netscape I made a javascript function that will detect any time the enter key is pressed. This will submit the form, although Netscape still doesn't like that and i get the beep. I'm guessing its not possible because I have gone to a few search engine sites and they don't allow you to press enter to submit a multiple field search. Hopefully there is some way around it though.
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