Not sure if this is "right", but what I do is do the update in the load
event; but only if the cancel button hasn't been clicked;
if (Page.IsPostback)
{
if (Request.Form["cmdCancel"] != null)
return;
// Save the data
}
So pressing [enter] will trigger a postback that will save, as will pressing
your submit button. Pressing the cancel button causes the postback but the
update code is not run.
Would be interested if someone has a "proper" way.
"Joey" <jo*********@topscene.comwrote in message
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>I have an asp.net 1.1/C# web form with a text box server control and
one button server control. Users can type in text to search and then
click the button to start the search. I want them to be able to type
in text and then just hit the Enter key instead of having to click the
button.
Currently, an Enter keypress causes a post back, but it does not fire
the event handler for the button click. How can I get this to work?