>>I was hoping that adding a focus on the button prior to clicking will solve my problem, but it seems not :(
>>
>>Here is my current code:
>>
>>

>>if (lnKey==13)
>>   {
>>	  var btn = document.getElementById("btnRemoveOverdue");
>>	  if (btn)
>>	  {
>>		btn.focus();
>>		btn.click();
>>	  }

>>
>>What exactly do you suggest in order to get that btnRemove inside the post string?
>
>You need to update the Form tag Action attribute to add any query string you need to be posted.
>
>So, if enter key is pressed, when that function is called, simply do something like:
>
>

>document.getElementById("MyForm").action=document.getElementById("MyForm").action+"MyQueryString"
>

Tried that, but the application still refuses to cooperate :(

if (lnKey==13)
   {
      alert('Testing...');
	  var form = document.getElementById('frmAddItem');
	  
	  form.action = 'btnRemoveOverdue=Remove+Overdue&' + form.action;
	  alert(form.action);		
	  
	  var btn = document.getElementById('btnRemoveOverdue')
	  if (btn)
			btn.click();
			

I also do not see any of the alert messages. May be there is another way to see that my code is being executed? The problem is that it's C++ application using some browser control to display the page that is being send by VFP application.