It isn't the label that defines a button. It's the type. Example:
<input type="submit" value="Reset">
Makes a Submit button with the label "Reset".
<input type="reset" value="Submit">
Makes a Reset button with the label "Submit".
<input type="button" value="Click Me">
Makes a normal button that has a label "Click Me" and does nothing when
clicked, as it has no "onclick" event handler.
Now, a browser will, by default submit a form when you press the ENTER key.
So, it all depends on what type of buttons you're using, which one gets the
event handler.
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"Xarky" <be*********@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Hi,
I have a page with 2 textboxes(Name and Surname) and two
buttons(Submit and Reset).
Now I have set the tab for them
1 Name
2 Surname
3 Submit
4 Reset
Now I am entering the name, entering the surname and while I am on the
surname I press Enter and the Reset button is being pressed.
How can I change it so that by default the Submit button is pressed
instead.
Can someone help me out please.
Thanks in Advance