[WEB4LIB] lookin for a Javascripter'

[Samuel Mcdonald]

hmm, after looking at easyjavascripts.com (where you ogt the base code),
I noticed:
<FORM action="http://www.infoseek.com/Titles" method="get"
name="WW_dir_search" target=_blank>

therefor, I believe that youn need to modify(add) and action with a
target.  Also I noticed that although he uses quotes as a rule he doesn't
with 'target=main' ... maybe there is some vooddoo in the system that this
ommission solves.  (of course you would want to change "_blank" to "main")

-Sam


On Wed, 21 Jun 2000, Steve Garwood wrote:

> I have a page up at
> 
> http://reference.camden.lib.nj.us/sgtest/ which uses Javascript pretty
> heavily. Now to be quite honest I'm not a JS person in any right, but the
> scripts on the page are accomplishing all but one thing that I need to do.
> 
> Question: Does anyone know a way to ensure that when searching the "Search
> engine" area on the top of the page that pressing the enter key on the
> keyboard will run the search instead of just loading the top frame into the
> bottom frame.
> 
> ..help me today and I'll promise to take a JavaScript class tommorrow :-)
> 
> steve
> 
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