If you press enter in a text box to ask it to execute a js function, but you don’t want to submit the form, you can do this:

Function ysearch() // year text box return key reload the DataWindow {       ValidateInputText (’ yyyy); // the first js function I want to do       If (event. The keyCode = = 13)       {               Changeym (); // the second js function I want to do, I’ll clean up the event when I’m done               Event. The returnValue = false; // if the event event is intercepted, the form will not get the event.keycode ==13       } }

< Asp: TextBox ID = “txtYear MaxLength =” 4 ”&” have spent Onkeydown = “ysearch ();”                                                                 Runat = “server” class = “CRBT_input1 >” < / asp: TextBox> // prompt, if you want to call two js functions in one event, such as validateInputText(‘yyyy’) in the onkeydown event; And changeym (); The ysearch() function, in which case you can write both of them in a function called ysearch(), and then call the total function ysearch()