Getting ASP.Net to handle Enter keypresses on a page that has more than one logical “form” has a generally easy solution in .Net 2.0+: just wrap each group of controls in an ASP Panel, set its DefaultButton property to the ID of the proper submit button.

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The following post is going to be a bit of a watershed for me on this blog, as it’s the first that isn’t about politics/philosophy/economics. But given that the loose formative theme behind this site is to outline a personal philosophy for evolving into the future (hence the blog’s name, FoundryForward), technology is a natural fit. (This is a more specific tech topic than I first imagined, but it’s in support of the broader topics of the .Net framework and, in turn, managed code and OOP.)

So for the very, very few readers who will come across this, be warned that the waters will soon be muddied with filthy bits of programming and that kind of thing, from time to time, which I’ll prefix with “Code:”  in the subject.