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Setting focus from textbox (submit on enter key)

Zone: Programming for ASP.NET

Tags: enter, textbox, focus, key, submit

We have a textbox and when we press enter we want to submit the form.
But asp.net did set the focus on the wrong button so when we press enter we don't submit the form but call the wrong button that got the initial focus..

We tried this solution:
Set the focus onload on the submitbutton, but when we change the textbox's text the focus goes back to the wrong button.

We tried javascript to change the focus, but this only works on the onclick event of an button, it also works on the textchanged event of the textbox but that occurs after we press enter so the form does not get submitted.

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Zone: Programming

Question Asked By: markyvt

Solution Provided By: x_com

Participating Experts: 8

Solution Grade: A

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