I have a problem with use form:
When you use the enter button after filling in an amount in a certain product the order is sent immediately ( provided the two required fields )
Is there a possibility to block this.
So that you should use always the send button .
Hi David,
Thank you very much! It’s works.
I am also of the opinion that it is against the accessible and that users must work with tab key, but my client wants this, so …
Erik
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As far as the Tab issue goes - the Tab key is moving into your navigation items rather than down the form.
Try removing the Send Form action from the Page and instead apply it to the Table item that contains the form.
Thank you very much for the respons, but:
I did this first but if I do that i get always a new file on the server , i have a total of 22 forms, which means that the server quickly become full when ever upload to testing etc …
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Hi David,
Thank you very much! It’s works.
I am also of the opinion that it is against the accessible and that users must work with tab key, but my client wants this, so …
Erik
have been too easily satisfied, working with Safari and Internet Explorer but not in Firefox
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I did this first but if I do that i get always a new file on the server , i have a total of 22 forms, which means that the server quickly become full
Hardly full as the sendform handler file is only a few Kb. But I know what you mean. Best way to deal with it is to go into the FW generated Site folder and delete all of the sendform_file1.php, sendform_file2.php files and then re-upload and a fresh one will be created and the others on the server will be deleted.
Hi David,
Thank you very much! It’s works.
I am also of the opinion that it is against the accessible and that users must work with tab key, but my client wants this, so …
Erik
My all-time (and déjà vu) comment to this:
If your client tells you what to do, what’s your job then?
We are talking about “common use and expectations” or even standards (sometimes) and not single or unique sensitivities. You’re hired for figuring this out. This is making a web developer a craftsman and part of a service industry. Your client doesn’t know about this? Tell him - and tell him that design is a job with many disciplines included (the work in Freeway or other editors is ideally about 20% of it).
Cheers
Thomas
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