I tryed everything.
How can I submit a form just using the enter button and not click on the Submit button. I have 3 forms. In 1 form it works, and in the other 2 it doesn't....
Please help me:
http://frihost.pastebin.com/847751
Submit Form Enter
I tryed everything.
How can I submit a form just using the enter button and not click on the Submit button. I have 3 forms. In 1 form it works, and in the other 2 it doesn't....
Please help me:
http://frihost.pastebin.com/847751
| fromegame wrote: |
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I tryed everything. How can I submit a form just using the enter button and not click on the Submit button. I have 3 forms. In 1 form it works, and in the other 2 it doesn't.... Please help me: http://frihost.pastebin.com/847751 |
If you try to use the form like this :
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<form method="post" action="#"> <p><input type="text" name="email" size="20"></p> </form> |
It will be worked by pressing the Enter. it will be worked on IE, Netscape, Firefox.
then you can check the data of the form.
It won't, I need to click submit here also...
Maybe this link can help you:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/workshop/author/dhtml/reference/events/onkeypress.asp
Sonam
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/workshop/author/dhtml/reference/events/onkeypress.asp
Sonam
But it DOES work with my other form:
http://frihost.pastebin.com/847918
http://frihost.pastebin.com/847918
| fromegame wrote: |
| http://frihost.pastebin.com/847751 |
I believe it's invalid to have a form inside a <tr> element. Maybe that's the reason pressing ENTER will not submit your form.
Validate your HTML (here).
You also might consider asking this question in the HTML, CSS and JavaScript forum.
look, 
I have tested it with those explorers and when you press enter the action of the form will be called.
but maybe something strange is in your code.
if you want you can send me the file then I will look for the problem.
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I have tested it with those explorers and when you press enter the action of the form will be called.
but maybe something strange is in your code.
if you want you can send me the file then I will look for the problem.
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| hexkid wrote: | ||
I believe it's invalid to have a form inside a <tr> element. Maybe that's the reason pressing ENTER will not submit your form. Validate your HTML (here). You also might consider asking this question in the HTML, CSS and JavaScript forum. |
But in that other form (that does work) is also a table?
| fromegame wrote: |
| But in that other form (that does work) is also a table? |
It's like going to your auto mechanic and ask about the plumbing problem you have
No, because it has something to deal with the php I think 
Because the forms are almost exactly the same!
Because the forms are almost exactly the same!
you can change the type to hidden and then try it
| fromegame wrote: |
| it has something to deal with the php I think |
I guess you don't know what PHP is then?
-moved-
Both work for me, both in Firefox (2.0.0.1) & IE 7. Maybe providing a link to the whole actual page where these are located will return something?
http://www.frome.frih.net/?p=login = is working
http://www.frome.frih.net/index2.php?p=internet = is not working (need to registrate to see this one)
http://www.frome.frih.net/index2.php?p=internet = is not working (need to registrate to see this one)
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