Enter key on add form causes page to refresh w/o adding row. about jquery-datatables-editable HOT 7 CLOSED

I found a 'workaround' in the mean time (Just need to adjust the #formAddNewRow 
and #btnAddNewRowOk to be whatever might have been passed in for 
sAddNewRowFormId and sAddNewRowOkButtonId)

    $('#formAddNewRow').live('keyup', function(e){
      if (e.keyCode == 13) {
        $('#btnAddNewRowOk').click()
      }
    });

The question still stands, without doing what I did above.. hitting enter will 
just reload the entire page. 
Why? 
What is happening?
Does anyone else see this behaviour?

Looks like it is because the form doesn't have any buttons on it and the 
default action is ="#".
So when enter is hit, it submits the form to # (page reload).

Trying to capture the enter key was hit and miss.. 

A more reliable way is this instead.
Unbind .submit for that form, and rebind a new submit that triggers the click() 
on the button.


    $("#formAddNewRow").unbind('submit');
    $("#formAddNewRow").submit(function(){
          //simulate click on create button
          $("#btnAddNewRowOk").click();
          return false;
        });

I have reproduced this probelm - I will take a look at this.

Regards,
Jovan

FYI. The reason that it isn't happening on the jquery-ui demos is that they 
have a form already in their page defined as <form>. So obviously there is no 
action= attribute, which means that enter just does nothing.

For whatever reason, when you dynamically create the form, the action attribute 
is added to the form and set to ="#". 

In the latest version I have placed your code but it does not submit form on 
enter it just ignores ENTER key.

For now this is a temporary fix - at least it does not closes the form. I will 
see why this is happening and how can I submit it on ENTER.

Sounds good to me.
Thanks for jumping on the issue. 

Oh, and it wasn't you dynamically adding the action="#"..
I forgot that we are responsible for adding the form to the page.. and we had 
placed that attribute on there..   Still same result.. just wanted to call out 
that I wasn't pointing the figure at you for putting the attribute on there..

-k

-k

I'm cosing this issue.
Ignoring ENTER key/submission will be standard feature in this version of 
plugin.