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Hello,
I can briefly explain without providing any code, it's a simple NET 1.1 web
project.
I have a web form with a textbox A and button A (in a table row), and
textbox B and button B (in a second table row). The textboxes are of type
asp:Textbox and buttons are asp:Button. Autopostback=false for textboxes.
Click event used for the buttons.
When user types in text in textbox B and hits Enter, the click event for
button A fires!!! Why, what is causing this to happen? I would like some
way to make button B fire instead, so I set the tabindex attributes on each
of the 4 controls above to try and provide that functionality but it didn't
work. the event for button A always fires when I ht enter.
When I added textbox C and button C, etc... the same darn thing!!! How can
I at least turn off this behavior so that when Enter is hit no postback
occurs? I set autopostback to false for the textboxes but this didn't do
anything.
Thanks in advance- Hedge
I can briefly explain without providing any code, it's a simple NET 1.1 web
project.
I have a web form with a textbox A and button A (in a table row), and
textbox B and button B (in a second table row). The textboxes are of type
asp:Textbox and buttons are asp:Button. Autopostback=false for textboxes.
Click event used for the buttons.
When user types in text in textbox B and hits Enter, the click event for
button A fires!!! Why, what is causing this to happen? I would like some
way to make button B fire instead, so I set the tabindex attributes on each
of the 4 controls above to try and provide that functionality but it didn't
work. the event for button A always fires when I ht enter.
When I added textbox C and button C, etc... the same darn thing!!! How can
I at least turn off this behavior so that when Enter is hit no postback
occurs? I set autopostback to false for the textboxes but this didn't do
anything.
Thanks in advance- Hedge