How can I use "enter" to submit a form in a frame using javascript?

[byucoug2]

Hi,

I'm making a web page using multiple frames. One frame has an animation of a tiger fingerspelling a word (using American Sign Language handshapes). When the user thinks they know the word, they input it in a text box in a second frame (which has all of the useful javascript code to detect if the correct answer was given or not). When I run the "input box" code by itself, when I hit "enter", it moves on to the next word just fine. When it is in the frame, however, something seems to be getting confused. It resets the game basically rather than submitting the guess. I think it has something to do with the frames - so I think I need something in the main frames page saying "if you get an enter, push the button in the input box frame".

By the way, this is the only button in any of the frames.

-BYUCoug2

[hemebond]

Oh dear. The link to your site seems to have gotten lost on the way to my computer. Could you post it again please?

[byucoug2]

My apologies.

It is currently at www.tobermorey.com/deaf/fsanime/fstest/easy/easyGame_new.html

-BYUCoug2

[hemebond]

I'm not touching that until your get rid of the anti-right-click script and create some valid code.

Start testing in Firefox. My Javascript console is tellingmy_form is not defined

[byucoug2]

Since the anti-right-click code is there at the request of the owner of the website, it is staying. "my_form" is declared at the bottom of the file but don't worry about it. Thank you for looking anyway. Sorry to take up your time.