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don't save on [Enter] in web form 1

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DerStephan

DerStephan

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hello

I have a webform withmy own submit button that checks the form, then saves the document and after this directs to a page ok or error

it runs well

it findas error s and then gets me to the right page but the problem is when someone presses enter while writing in a text field. notes just saves the docuemtn as it is and displays the message "form processed"

how can i supress that notes catches the enter

an event OnPressEnter would be nice ;)

regards

Stephan
 
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You've got onKeyPress, just put some code in there to examine event.keyCode. if event.keyCode == 13 then do nothing (return false) otherwise do the normal operation (return true)

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hi dwarthrower

I have never seen before any java,
so where to get the event object, and how to return sth.

I have only some little experiences on LotusScript but I think It won't be the same, or?

thanks in advance


Stephan
 
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No, JavaScript and LotusScript are different. On your form there is a JavaScript event handler called onKeyPress. If you add the following code:
Code: 
return(event.keyCode!=13)
The browser will check to see if the key pressed was enter and do nothing if the enter key was pressed, all other keys will function normally.

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Life can be so simple.....


Thank you so much dwarthrower

Stephan
 
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or just add a hidden SaveOptions field with the value "0"



Woonjas
IRC: #notes on EFNet
 
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Another way is to validate the form onClick of the submit button.

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