Re: Behaviour of enter key

Hi,

first of all, I would advise you not to use the Enter-key as a navigation key; use the TAB-key instead, because Enter can cause unwanted behaviour (as you've found out...:-).
Secondly, Im not sure if the option to create your own key-mapping still exists, but you can always try to make this work properly by changing properties of the button (navigable=false). BTW this is for Forms 4.5; I don't know ihow to apply this in 6i, I'm not working with 6i yet. I don't know which version you use either. It is usually helpful if you include this kind of information in your questions.

HTH, regards

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H. Hultink
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"Johan Verlinden" <johan.verlinden_at_iris.be> wrote in message
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> Hi,

>

> I've a form with 2 text fields with an associated when-validate-item and a


> save button. When I press the enter key after having typed a value in the

> first field, the when-button-pressed trigger of the save button is

executed


> instead of the when-validate-item trigger. Afterwards this last trigger is


> being executed.

> Where can one specify what has to happen when a key (enter) is pressed?

>

>