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I have a form that I use JQuery, I don't think I need to put code in this post, the question is pretty basic.
But I would like to block the form from submitting when people press the Enter Key or the Return Key.
At the same time, I have textareas, where...
Started by WillKop on
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Using the enter key?
You could try this
jQuery(document).ready(function(){ validSubmit = false; // if the pressed key is enter, then allow submissions } }) jQuery('myForm').submit(function } })
This cancels all submissions....
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What's your feeling about those two?
Started by Cheng on
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In a spec, I would expect "hit the enter key," but in the end, I dont think there....
"Hit the enter key" sounds a bit more formal, while "hit enter" sound more colloquial.
There is no difference in meaning between the two.
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Hi, I have a textarea, On every enter key pressed in textarea I want new line to be started with a bullet say (*). How to go about it ? No Jquery plz. I can observe for the enter key , after that !? Should I have to get the whole value of textarea and...
Started by sat on
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I'd suggest detecting the enter key in the keyup event, as suggested, and use a regular;script> function onTestChange....
enter if (key == 13) { document.getElementById("txtArea").value =document.getElementById("txtArea at the end.
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I have a form with two text boxes, one select drop down and one radio button. When the enter key is pressed, I want to call a javascript function(User defined). But when I press the enter key the form is getting submitted. How do I prevent the form from...
Started by Shyju on
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Script from this text box when the enter key is pressed, and not have it submit the form, here is some.
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When I installed Windows Server 2008 I didn't have the (activation) key. Now that I have it I can't find where to enter it. Anybody know?
Started by Guy on
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I know.
Go to Control Panel\System and then under Windows Activation click "Change Product Key".
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Hello,
I want to catch the enter key press when the user is filling an input text field in AS3. I think I have to do something like this:
inputText.addEventListener(Event. ? , func); function func(e:Event):void{ if(e. ? == "Enter"){ doSomething(); } }...
Started by Jonathan Barbero on
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You have to do work around to the stage for key board events and check if the pressed key is Enter, if so fire your action, elseAre you using....
From the regular TextField that would be fired when the Enter key is pressed.
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Here's my problem...
I have a text field which uses the javascript onkeyup event to do some "quiet" validation with a tick or cross if the value is valid.
When the enter key is pressed, it does the same validation, but with an alert box advising of any...
Started by John on
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Can you ignore the enter key in your onkeyup event handler?
textbox.onkeyup = function( e triggering the behavior of the enter-key..
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I have bound a JavaScript function to the submit button of a form, causing the form to be submitted via an xhrPost request (using Dojo). However, when the user hits "Enter" in Safari, the form is submitted the usual way.
Is there any way to prevent Safari...
Started by nobby on
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How I solved this problem was to disable the 'Enter' key.
Double check that, too, perhaps.
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How can I detect when the "Enter" key is pressed in the window, and conditionally suppress it? I've found lots of solutions with jQuery and MooTools, but not a frameworkless version. Thanks!
Started by JamesBrownIsDead on
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Document.onkeypress = function (event) { event = event || window.event; if (event.keyCode === 13) { alert('Enter key pressed'); return false; } return true; }
To suppress any further action you'll have to return || evt.which; if (charCode....
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How can I make the Enter key behave in a Winforms DataGridViewTextBoxCell like it does in a normal Winforms TextBox (add a new line to the text, instead of changing the current cell)?
Started by Zach Johnson on
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Shift + Enter still adds & Keys.KeyCode) { case Keys....
Keys.Shift) != Keys.Shift) { return true; } } return false; } }
Now, the Enter key is disabled when editing text and you must press the tab key to move to the next cell.
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