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Is it possible to do this?

I have a field that I put the search data in, then a search button next to it, I keep geting complaints from people that they should be able to put the data in the search field and press enter. can I make it do a scrpt off of the enter key inside a field?

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If you're paused while in Find Mode, Enter or Return will continue the script. If you're paused while in Browse Mode, only Enter (Ctrl-Return) will continue it.

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dont think I explained it right, I have a car dealership. and we look the cars up by stock number to load the record. so one of the employees would punch in 2423 in the field and click the search button, but they want to enter the 2423 in the field and hit enter instead of clicking the search button

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Then you either have to put them in a script before they enter the search, by clicking, say, a Find button, or use the EventScript plugin to trigger a script.

Or you could format the field as a pop-up menu and as a button. This probably isn't feasible in your situation though.

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Well the whole point was not to have them click anything.

is there a way to run a script once someone starts entering something into a field? or focuses on a field?

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If you don't want to have a plugin, you could just set up a looping script that pauses in find mode for users to enter the criteria, when they hit enter or return, it performs the find and shows the results in preview mode and pauses again. When the user hits return again, the loop starts over the user is returned to find mode. Just add a button to cancel the loop when you want it to stop. (If you want to view the result in browse mode instead of preview, users will have to use the enter key on the numeric pad, as Queue mentioned above)

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