>>From our previous thread, where I was using that code:
>>
>>

>>function FormLogin()
>>{
>>   if (window.event.keycode == 32)
>>   {
>>      javascript:document.Login.submit()
>>      window.event.keyCode = 0
>>      event.returnValue = false
>>   }
>>}
>>

>>
>>In regards to that, I had to adjust the = to be ==. The single equal is an assignment.
>>
>>I also find that now everytime I go in this function, I can't do alert(window.event.keycode). It is always undefined. I put the alert just before the if. Any idea?
>
>Right, I posted the function without checking the syntax from the VBScript conversion. Yes should have been == and also I think your other problem is the case.
>
>window.event.keycode should be window.event.keyCode. Aren't case-sensitive languages great?

I found that I can get its value by dropping it into a variable. I can then from the variable use it in the alert.