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Just a note, the javascript requires that there as at least one form type of text meaning you have to have one of these...<br />
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&lt;input type=&quot;text&quot; name=&quot;yourFieldName&quot; ... &gt;<br />
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hope that helps,<br />
~trail
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Just a note, the javascript requires that there as at least one form type of text meaning you have to have one of these...

<input type="text" name="yourFieldName" ... >

hope that helps,
~trail

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That's awesome!, thanks a lot-i've got another question for you i'll post tonight that would be super helpful to me as well, thanks again,<br />
t
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That's awesome!, thanks a lot-i've got another question for you i'll post tonight that would be super helpful to me as well, thanks again,
t

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Sure, not a problem! I'd be happy to answer any questions you have :o)<br />
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Best Regards,<br />
~trail
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Sure, not a problem! I'd be happy to answer any questions you have :o)

Best Regards,
~trail

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Thanks for the points :o)<br />

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I was wondering how you would set this up, say if you had a ton of forms and you don't want people to be able to send the forms by simply pressing enter(by mistake thinking it will take them to the next form)-is this a viable question?- i'm not sure design wise if there is an elegant solution to this? what is your recomendation?
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I was wondering how you would set this up, say if you had a ton of forms and you don't want people to be able to send the forms by simply pressing enter(by mistake thinking it will take them to the next form)-is this a viable question?- i'm not sure design wise if there is an elegant solution to this? what is your recomendation?

setting up an application page-how do you restrict the enter key to be used similar to the tab key?

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