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..Hi all,
I want to catch an 'enter' keypress event on a web form and submit the form
as if a button had been clicked rather than the default post back behaviour.
I know the following javascript can be placed in the body tag to do this.
onkeydown="if(event.keyCode ==
13){document.getElementById('iBtnSubmit').onClick();
This will work fine if 'iBtnSubmit' is an input type of 'Button' but the
problem I am having is that the button in question is an image button. This
is rendered by the server as an input type of 'image' which does not have a
click method. Does anyone have any idea of how I can recreate this behaviour
for an imagebutton?
Thanks, Andy
I want to catch an 'enter' keypress event on a web form and submit the form
as if a button had been clicked rather than the default post back behaviour.
I know the following javascript can be placed in the body tag to do this.
onkeydown="if(event.keyCode ==
13){document.getElementById('iBtnSubmit').onClick();
This will work fine if 'iBtnSubmit' is an input type of 'Button' but the
problem I am having is that the button in question is an image button. This
is rendered by the server as an input type of 'image' which does not have a
click method. Does anyone have any idea of how I can recreate this behaviour
for an imagebutton?
Thanks, Andy