When pressing enter to save, inline actions executes instead of saving

[tony]

Edit any normal field value and press Enter

It will run the first django inline action rather than save the form

I believe this is due to how input type "submit" works. It's before the save button (Unless I'm missing something?)

ideas:

• Instead of using a button / form at all, Link to an action URL with a GET param of the object ID, redirect back to the model page with a notification message
• Render buttons type="button" and have an onClick() handler:

  django-inline-actions/inline_actions/admin.py

  Line 120 in d024413

  '<input type="submit" name="{}" value="{}" class="{}">'.format(

• Find a way to move the submit-row higher in HTML (but visually keep it at the button of the page)

[escaped]

Good find. Not sure what the best way to solve this. A quick search brought up this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/925334/how-is-the-default-submit-button-on-an-html-form-determined (leaving it here for reference).

[tony]

@escaped My current best idea (not tested yet) is to use ModelAdmin.get_urls() and link to a page that runs the actions and redirects back. It could accept url routing and GET params.

[escaped]

I see. You are thinking about using a simple link instead of a button, right?