Browser application running on IE6.
I have an account form, embedded in which is an account detail form (embedded editor).
On both forms, I have a “Save” button (@Command([FileSave])).
All works as desired when editing fields (on either form) and clicking the appropriate “Save” button.
Upon editing fields on the account form, and hitting the “Enter” key, I receive the Windows default beep. This is acceptable.
PROBLEM: Upon editing fields on the account detail (embedded editor) form, and hitting the “Enter” key, the save takes place, but I receive the default “Form Processed” message in the embedded editor window. This is NOT desirable. I (believe I) could use $$Return to control this, but it seems silly to have to do it for the embedded editor, when you don’t have to do it for the container form.
This behavior continues with a button type of “normal” and “default” selected (info tab on the button properties).
The database is set to “Use JavaScript when generating pages”.
How can I make the “enter action” do one of the following:
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Nothing (play the default beep)?
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Perform the same function as the “Save” button on the embedded editor?
- Thanks -