web button

[Alex B]

A simple web button question:

How do you make it so that a web button's click event is triggered when
someone hits <enter> on a web form?

i.e. the page has three input boxes on it and a web button. When enter is
pressed, a postback occurs, but no events are triggered.

[Nicola Marchiori]

Hi

you mean this ????

private void Button1_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)

{

Response.Write("<br> <br> Hello <br>");

}

This is in C# i hope it's fine for you

Be sure you are using a WEB SERVER CONTROL

and not an HTML push button.

"Alex B" <no*********@sparmerio.com> wrote in message
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A simple web button question:

How do you make it so that a web button's click event is triggered when
someone hits <enter> on a web form?

i.e. the page has three input boxes on it and a web button. When enter is
pressed, a postback occurs, but no events are triggered.

[Ben Amada]

Alex B wrote:

A simple web button question:

How do you make it so that a web button's click event is triggered when
someone hits <enter> on a web form?

i.e. the page has three input boxes on it and a web button. When enter is
pressed, a postback occurs, but no events are triggered.

Hi. This has been discussed before. Here are some of the discussions in
the past:

http://groups.google.com/groups?as_q...&num=100&hl=en

Ben

[Cor Ligthert]

Hi Alex,

Do you mean an aspx webform button or a html button as in my opinion given
as answer by Ben?

Cor

[Alex B]

Thanks Ben! The terms I used to search usenet didn't get me the answer -
however your search terms point to exactly the answer(s) I need --- thanks!!

"Ben Amada" <be*@REpoMOweVErpick.com> wrote in message
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Alex B wrote:

A simple web button question:

How do you make it so that a web button's click event is triggered when
someone hits <enter> on a web form?

i.e. the page has three input boxes on it and a web button. When enter is pressed, a postback occurs, but no events are triggered.
Hi. This has been discussed before. Here are some of the discussions in
the past:

http://groups.google.com/groups?as_q...&num=100&hl=en
Ben

[Ben Amada]

Alex B wrote:

Thanks Ben! The terms I used to search usenet didn't get me the answer -
however your search terms point to exactly the answer(s) I need ---
thanks!!

Yeah, it can be a challenge sometimes to come up with the best keywords to
do a search on.

Good luck,
Ben