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    Default WebControls Button

    I have 2 HTML buttons and 1 WebControls Button on my page.
    I have set the 'CausesValidation' attribute of my
    WebControls button to False in the hope that when a user
    hits Enter the button will not execute.

    This does not seem to work. How do I ensure that the
    WebControls button does not get 'clicked' when the user
    hits enter?

    Furthermore, (my lack of experience may show here) is
    there a way to have a HTML button activated when the user
    hits Enter?

    Thanks,
    Leif Guest

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    Default Re: WebControls Button

    Look at the HTML view.

    I believe it's usual for the ENTER button to fire off the first
    physically listed button in the HTML.

    Web Control buttons are rendered as INPUT buttons. So you should just
    have to change they order in which the buttons are coded for in the
    HTML. I.E., With the below in a .Net page, when the app is run hitting
    return will fire off the INPUT button with an ID of 1...
    <CODE>
    <INPUT id="1" >
    <asp:button id="2" </asp:button>
    <INPUT id="3" >
    </CODE>

    ...whilst the below would fire off the INPUT button with an ID of 3...
    <CODE>
    <INPUT id="3" >
    <INPUT id="1" >
    <asp:button id="2" </asp:button>
    </CODE>

    Following me... good.
    So, change your HTML so the button you want to fire when the ENTER
    button is hit is listed first...
    OK?

    Rhys Gravell

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