Comments on: Form Submit Var Doesn’t Exist When You Use Enter Key To Submit Form http://coding.drewcorp.ca/coding/coldfusion/form-submit-var-doesnt-exist-when-you-use-enter-key-to-submit-form/ Memoirs of a Technomancer Sat, 05 Mar 2011 21:42:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: dcolumbus http://coding.drewcorp.ca/coding/coldfusion/form-submit-var-doesnt-exist-when-you-use-enter-key-to-submit-form/#comment-103 dcolumbus Fri, 12 Mar 2010 19:47:23 +0000 http://coding.drewcorp.ca/coding/coldfusion/form-submit-var-doesnt-exist-when-you-use-enter-key-to-submit-form/#comment-103 Instead of checking for FORM.Submit, create a hidden field with an ID of "pageMode" (or something similar) and a value of "process" (or something similar) ... then, once the page has submited, check for: [code lang="coldfusion"] <cfif isDefined("pageMode") and form.pageMode eq "process"> [/code] Make sense? That way, when you submit the form, you're looking for a variable within the form that was submitted, not the form submission itself. Instead of checking for FORM.Submit, create a hidden field with an ID of “pageMode” (or something similar) and a value of “process” (or something similar) … then, once the page has submited, check for:

<cfif isDefined("pageMode") and form.pageMode eq "process">

Make sense? That way, when you submit the form, you’re looking for a variable within the form that was submitted, not the form submission itself.

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