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Hi All,<br />
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&lt;form ....&gt;<br />
&lt;input type=&quot;text&quot; ....&gt;<br />
&lt;/form&gt;<br />
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When I position the cursor on the text box of the form and hit enter, the IE 5.5 generates a BEEP. Its not your standard 'click' sound, its like an error beep. <br />
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The reason is because I do NOT have an input=&quot;submit&quot; or input=&quot;image&quot; form element. Its as if the browser if trying to respond to the enter key press event by submitting the form for me, but cant find a form element that would be responsible for performing a submit action (ie: a submit or an image element)<br />
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Why dont I have either of these?...because I am controlling the submitting of the form through Javascript.<br />
<br />
The problem?...the beep is really annoying!!...can anyone suggest a way of getting rid of it.....maybe cancelling the event?...<br />
<br />
I have tried event.cancelBubble=true for the keyPress, keyUp and KeyDown events, but no joy.<br />
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Any help or suggestions appreciated<br />
Thanks
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Hi All,

<form ....>
<input type="text" ....>
</form>

When I position the cursor on the text box of the form and hit enter, the IE 5.5 generates a BEEP. Its not your standard 'click' sound, its like an error beep. 

The reason is because I do NOT have an input="submit" or input="image" form element. Its as if the browser if trying to respond to the enter key press event by submitting the form for me, but cant find a form element that would be responsible for performing a submit action (ie: a submit or an image element)

Why dont I have either of these?...because I am controlling the submitting of the form through Javascript.

The problem?...the beep is really annoying!!...can anyone suggest a way of getting rid of it.....maybe cancelling the event?...

I have tried event.cancelBubble=true for the keyPress, keyUp and KeyDown events, but no joy.

Any help or suggestions appreciated
Thanks

Beep when I hit Enter on Form

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