Similar questions been asked several times before, but can't seem to find a solution.
Is there a way of disabling "enter" from triggering form submit? Yes, using tab to swap between fields and enter to submit is logical to experienced users, but to the average end user it can be confusing, especially since it causes the following error in the app II'm developing.
I have a field with an on User Input
script section that updates picklists and hides/shows other fields.
If the user updates this field by typing something in its box then presses enter (as often happens) rather than tab they then get Alert "Form Submission Failed" and error message
"One or more fields were dynamically changed.
Try clicking resubmit." The alert and error message then seem to persist and re-appear if the same field is edited again, even if the user doesn't press enter/submit and just tabs to the next field.
These error messages/alerts won't mean anything to the end user since as far as they're concerned they haven't tried to submit anything, nor would they necessarily understand what "fields dynamically changed" means.
I would like to prevent the error messages from appearing in this instance, and the simplest way i can think of would be to disable the "Enter" functionality and require the user to click the "Submit" button. Is this possible? if not, will it be possible any time soon? Or can anyone think of a
workaround?
The app will be for restaurant customers, so "training" the end user to work around it is not a good option - it needs to be intuitive, user-friendly and jargon-free out of the box.
Many thanks!