Pressing ENTER, form buttons and tabindex attributes

Hi,

I have the problem that pressing the ENTER key acts as if the
first button on the form is pressed, which I don't want.

Now I tried to add xhtml:tabindex attributes to xforms:submit
elements, without any success so far.  Should this work?

What is the correct way (or isn't there one?) to make sure
pressing ENTER does not activate buttons I do not want?

Thanks,

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Jos,

Is this with XForms Classic or NG? With NG, the ENTER key can be
captured with the DOMActivate event on <xforms:input>, and should
certainly not submit the form unless you explicitly perform an
<xforms:send>.

-Erik

Jos Vos wrote:


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On Wed, Jan 18, 2006 at 04:15:30PM +0100, Erik Bruchez wrote:

> Is this with XForms Classic or NG? With NG, the ENTER key can be
> captured with the DOMActivate event on <xforms:input>, and should
> certainly not submit the form unless you explicitly perform an
> <xforms:send>.

It's with Classic (OPS 2.8).

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On Wed, Jan 18, 2006 at 04:15:30PM +0100, Erik Bruchez wrote:

> Is this with XForms Classic or NG? With NG, the ENTER key can be
> captured with the DOMActivate event on <xforms:input>, and should
> certainly not submit the form unless you explicitly perform an
> <xforms:send>.

Is there any solution I can use with OPS 2.8 to avoid that pressing
ENTER submits a form in a way I do not want (i.e., as if the first
button in the form was pressed)?

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Jos Vos wrote: I don't think we do anything special with Classic, so my guess is that
you are seeing the browser's default behavior. You should be able to
intercept the event with JavaScript.

-Erik




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