Jack, I'd have to see your code -- but I believe the enter key is closing the windows as you may have focus on the overlay, and the enter is treated as a click. jqModal doesn't attach anything specific to the enter key. Try passing the "modal" parameter as true to see if it adverts this behavior.
Hope this helps, ~ Brice On Jul 16, 7:42 pm, Jack Killpatrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Pulling some hair out over a situation here, wondering if anyone can > shed some light.... > > I have a page, with a thickbox on it, which loads a page in it (via > thickbox ajax stuff), which has a link on it that opens ajqModal. In > thejqModalI have a password textbox and two buttons: btnOK and > btnCancel. If the user is typing in the password box and hits the Enter > key, I want to fire an event handler. Thing is,jqModalseems to have > it's own Enter key handler (I think), which causes thejqModalto close, > instead of firing my event handler. If I have the event handler fire > when the user hits the Tab key, my event handler will fire and thejqModalwill > stay open. > > Am I correct thatjqModalis attaching something to the Enter key? I > looked at the source, but it's pretty cryptic (looks semi-packed). If > so, is there a way to override thejqModalEnter key handler? IfjqModal > isn't attaching to the Enter key, any ideas what might be going on? > > TIA, > Jack
