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Preventing the ENTER key from submitting a form
From Microsoft Web Builder
If you use a form on your Web page, the form is submitted if your user hits the [Enter] key, even if you don't have an <INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT> button. This can create a problem if you use a form validation script. To prevent this action, you can define a second form (dummy) on the page. You can leave it empty or use only a hidden input.
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For example, place this dummy form after the real form: <form method=get> <input type="hidden"> </form> Copyright © 1998 Paul van der Westhuizen
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