Enter sends form but don't know why

I have a master-details form built on two tables. At the launch of a key value zero master will in CREATE behavior and retail displays nothing (which is correct). The page contains a number of elements, but only one is visible. He comes from a popup LOV. When you press ENTER, the page submits with a null value of the DEMAND, but NONE of the elements, visible or not, on the page are set to present with the button ENTER. I checked another master-details form and it does not submit when you press ENTER.

I don't want not the user to press ENTER and get this behavior. Does anyone know why it happens? I saw the thread on using JavaScript to set the value of the REQUEST with a shipment, i.e. put the button by default, but I prefer not to use that as I think that it causes other issues when the form is NOT in DESIGN mode.

TIA.
Rick.

Sc0tt wrote:
This is the standard HTML behavior to send a page when only one text element is present and you click on the button enter. Sometimes on a Web site.

The key is to create a dummy text, but in the property you put:
style = "" display: none; ""

Hide this box, but prevent the subject on hitting the page type.

To correct the type missmatch ;)
I experienced the same and the reason was that I had only a text element, which then seems to be of type attached to enter the key in case of default.

Best regards, Tine.

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