On both Windows and GTK, if you go to yahoo.com and type something into the text field and hit enter, nothing happens. The form should be submitted (without having to click on the button). On Windows, the TextWindowProc is filtering out return key events. I'm not sure what GTK is doing.

Tom, can you take a look. I recently reassigned another similar bug to you, but can't remember the number. nsFormControlFrame::HandleEvent is no longer getting enter pressed key events.

A couple of comments. (1) The EnterPressed function in nsFormControlFrame::HandleEvent was deliberately commented out, since it tries to submit a form (and this was busting up XUL when no action was specified). The build guys decided to comment it out and then worry about fixing the submit problem post-M6. (2) Win32 filters out enter key presses in the TextWindowProc function, so even if you do put the EnterPressed function back into HandleEvent, it still won't ever get fired on Win32. (3) GTK also never fires EnterPressed, but I don't know enough about GTK to know why.

See bug 7083 for the related bug regarding the action problem in forms (the reason the build guys commented out EnterPressed in the first place).

Please note that this also takes place on the 1999/06.01/09:00 Mac OS build. Changing platform to 'All' and CC:ing self.

As of the Lose98 M7 Apprunner build, this flaw appears sealed (tested at http://www.google.com/, http://www.yahoo.com/, and http://www.linux.org/). What say the denizens of other platforms?

crysgem, did you mean Windows 98? If you did, please refer to Windows by its proper name in the future. Bugzilla is not the place for disparaging remarks about other companies' products. This appears fixed on Windows NT 4 SP 5. Will verify on Mac OS and close this bug out by EOD 23.6.99.

*** Bug 6520 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

joki & cpratt, as part of verifying 6221, I note that this bug appears fixed on: 1999090609 Mac OS (8.6) 1999090609 Win32 (NT 4.0 SP3) 1999090708 Linux (RH 6.0/GNOME)

Seems to be working on the 1999090708 build, NT 5.

I agree. I believe this has been fixed.