onsubmit="return trapEnterSubmissions(event, this);invokeSubmitHandlers(this);" Because the 'return' is on the first statement, the second is not executed. If one reverses it to: onsubmit="invokeSubmitHandlers(this);return trapEnterSubmissions(event, this);" Then invokeSubmitHandlers(this) is called (setting up the shuffle widget handler) and also return trapEnterSubmissions(event, this); is called (trapping use of the enter key to submit the form). status 2912 : resolved FIXED |
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