Hi again everyone, This is another java question; I need to know the command for getting the Return key... I am making a script that grabs text from the textbox and when you click the button it shows what was typed. Heres what I have: <INPUT TYPE="textbox" name="string" value="Type Here" onReturn=""> <INPUT TYPE="BUTTON" name="close" value="click me" onClick=alert (string =" ")> Curiousity only injured the cat. I finished it off.. Muahahaha...

That's Javascript - not Java.

"That's Javascript - not Java." Yeah, I told you that in your last post - and also that these types of questions belong in the web devlopment forum. Java and Javascript are two entirely different things. By mislabeing your question you are decreasing your chances of getting good responses. To answer your question, there is no onreturn trigger and "capturing" the return trigger, while possible, would be a bad idea. Just change your button to a submit button and enclose your fields within a form. Then make the action of your form do whatever action you want. Then the action would be performed when you submit the form - either by clicking the submit button, or by pressing return while in a field of the form. Michael J

Yeah, what he said.