How does one stop the enter-key from working?

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Blinky the Shark

Neredbojias said:
Perhaps you could get a catayltic converter?

The cat died; I have no raw materials for it.
Incidentally, I've been told I'm a great source of CH4 and SO2 but it never
made me any money...

Yeah...lighting them doesn't provide heat or light for very long.
 
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Jonathan N. Little

Adrienne said:
Gazing into my crystal ball I observed Blinky the Shark


I hate that. For some reason only known to &Diety; I went through three
keyboards in six months, and they all seemed to be different in that area.

And... to make matters worse, the system I used at work did the same thing.

Then the Gods smiled on me and my friend gave me an older keyboard that
felt similar to the old IBM - ahhh, the old IBM keyboards, ahhh....

I have and still use real *click* keyboards like the old IBM. Old Focus
2001. I have several, some old XT versions with the big honking 5pin DIN
that still work unlike these newer mush-boards. Yep, they are noisy but
they work! Just like that little Energizer Bunny, they keep going and
going.... Only two I have ever died, one from a cup of coffee(I use lots
of milk) the other some other sticky beverage...just hell on the
controller chip!

Focus uses the large L enter keys so I get all messed up on other
keyboards. Not sure what I will do when I finally get a new mobo without
a keyboard port!
 
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Neredbojias

The cat died; I have no raw materials for it.


Yeah...lighting them doesn't provide heat or light for very long.

But it's such a primitive delight! Can't you just imagine our cavemen
forefathers sitting around the campfire and entertaining themselves with
the limited means at their disposal?

Oh hell, I forgot: you're a fish. Well bubbles can be fun, too.
 
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Adrienne Boswell

Gazing into my crystal ball I observed Adrienne Boswell
Gazing into my crystal ball I observed Blinky the Shark


I hate that. For some reason only known to &Diety; I went through
three keyboards in six months, and they all seemed to be different in
that area.

And... to make matters worse, the system I used at work did the same
thing.

Then the Gods smiled on me and my friend gave me an older keyboard
that felt similar to the old IBM - ahhh, the old IBM keyboards,
ahhh....

And I just found <http://www.pckeyboard.com/customizer.html>... think I'm
going to order one for me, and one for my boss. She's been having back
problems lately, due to poor typing posture. I think this might help
her.
 
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Blinky the Shark

Neredbojias said:
Oh, now I see it. You'll have to forgive me, I'm not that familiar with
whale farts.

You probably live in a nicer neighborhood than I do.
 
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Neredbojias

You probably live in a nicer neighborhood than I do.

Yes. Whenever a whale moves in, we surreptitiously light bags of poop at
its frontdoor threshold and run away. Even it leaves, though usually not
without a stink.
 
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Blinky the Shark

Neredbojias said:
Yes. Whenever a whale moves in, we surreptitiously light bags of poop at
its frontdoor threshold and run away. Even it leaves, though usually not
without a stink.

:)
 
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Hi and thanks in advance. I have a form and if the enter-key is
pressed the from terminates and they never get to finish it. Is there
a way to turn off the enter key? thanks.

you need some js:

function check(ev,form){
ev=window.event||ev;
var e=ev.target||ev.srcElement
if(ev.keyCode==13){
if(/submit|reset/i.test(e.type)||
e.tagName.toLowerCase()=="button")return
for(var i=0,es=form.elements;es!=e&&i<es.length;i++){}
es[i+1].focus()
return false
}
}

In html:

<form ... onkeypress="return check(event,this)">
...
</form>

Test(ie users, stay away):http://tinyurl.com/27r76r


First of all let me thank all the information and if someone will
write me a "catch" for a form not completely filled out that would be
the best. I guess it would of cource be in PHP and use a if'/else
statment.
 
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Adrienne Boswell

First of all let me thank all the information and if someone will
write me a "catch" for a form not completely filled out that would be
the best. I guess it would of cource be in PHP and use a if'/else
statment.

You might want to look at
http://intraproducts.com/usenet/requiredform.asp . It is written in ASP
classic, but is easily ported to PHP. There is also some CSS in there
that lets the user know when something _has_ been left out.
 

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