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If you have more than one field per form, enter will not submit.<br />
I will post you the code to capture the enter key.<br />
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--brian
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If you have more than one field per form, enter will not submit.
I will post you the code to capture the enter key.

--brian

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This looks perfect, let me give it a go
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Humm that's not working it's almost like it's not passing the form. &nbsp;Did this work for you?
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Humm that's not working it's almost like it's not passing the form.  Did this work for you?

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Yup. It works for me with Internet Explorer version 6 in Windows.<br />
These forms are set to GET so the values should show up in the address bar.<br />
<br />
Anyway, hitting enter to submit a form is convenient, but it is good form to<br />
always have a button to submit it manually.<br />
--brian
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Yup. It works for me with Internet Explorer version 6 in Windows.
These forms are set to GET so the values should show up in the address bar.

Anyway, hitting enter to submit a form is convenient, but it is good form to
always have a button to submit it manually.
--brian

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Hello,<br />
<br />
I have several forms on one page.<br />
<br />
When I hit enter it does not post the data from the form I am current in and post it to the correct page.<br />
<br />
I have to hit submit in order for it to work correct.<br />
<br />
Does this have to do with my isset logic in my code? &nbsp;I use the isset to determine what submit box is selected.<br />
Thanks.
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Hello,

I have several forms on one page.

When I hit enter it does not post the data from the form I am current in and post it to the correct page.

I have to hit submit in order for it to work correct.

Does this have to do with my isset logic in my code?  I use the isset to determine what submit box is selected.
Thanks.

Clicking enter does not submit the form

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