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(Docker versions omitted as Docker is not involved in this deployment).
Step 3: Describe the problem:
On the Registration page, pressing the enter key while focused on the input text boxes does not submit the form. Instead, users need to first tab to the submit button. I think this breaks standard keyboard navigation conventions.
In vanilla HTML/JS forms, pressing enter while focused anywhere within a <form></form> tag pair that contains a <button type="submit"> button will trigger a form submit.
Note: This is not an issue in every form in the Reference Store - most of them behave exactly as expected. I think most likely the registration form just got missed.
Steps to reproduce:
Ensure you are not logged in
Click "Login"
Click "Register"
Fill out the form fields
While focused on one of the text inputs (not the submit button), press enter
Observed Results:
Pressing the enter key while focused on any form element except the "Submit" button does nothing.
Expected Results:
While focused within a form, pressing the enter key from anywhere within that form should trigger the submit functionality.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Step 1: Are you in the right place?
Yes (this is a Reference Store UI issue).
Step 2: Describe your environment
This was observed on a copy of Reference Store that was hosted on AWS S3, compiled with the Node version mentioned below
fc249c8
)Step 3: Describe the problem:
On the Registration page, pressing the enter key while focused on the input text boxes does not submit the form. Instead, users need to first tab to the submit button. I think this breaks standard keyboard navigation conventions.
In vanilla HTML/JS forms, pressing enter while focused anywhere within a
<form></form>
tag pair that contains a<button type="submit">
button will trigger a form submit.Note: This is not an issue in every form in the Reference Store - most of them behave exactly as expected. I think most likely the registration form just got missed.
Steps to reproduce:
Observed Results:
Expected Results:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: