Press return on text input to submit form when entering password?

Hi,

What do you mean by single line input?
The User and Password should be in the same input field or Text entry?
So it is like

Username / Password: Test Responder01!

Do you want it with that format?

If so, you can use Javascript to parse those 2 words and check.

You can use string.split(" ");

Here's the script flow but not the actual Javascript.

var theUserDetails = "Test Responder01!";
var arrString= Array();

arrString = theUserDetails.split(" ");

if (arrString[0] == "Test" && arrString[1] == "Responder01!"){

alert("Access Granted");

}else{

alert("Access Denied");

}

Hey thanks Daniel for getting back so fast! I explained it badly, what I have there is right, but notice when you type the password natural user experience would have you hit return to submit, but when you do this on my example it returns the password line. I want it to be single line only on the password and as a bonus to trigger the submit button on hitting return?

Hi,

I am not sure if I understand your problem correctly.
Based on your sample, when I hit Enter Key, it adds a new line.
See screen below for the solution to disable adding new lines of text.

Thanks for getting back and the screen grab, I have that enabled but my text on pressing return inside the password field then returns the line to add more. I dont want that. 

I would as a bonus love it to submit the button below once I press return.

I think I reported my own post by accident! One of those days lol! 

Thanks for getting back and the screen grab, I have that enabled but my text on pressing return inside the password field then returns the line to add more. I dont want that.

I would as a bonus love it to submit the button below once I press return.

I found this and I think it is my answer... 
Only issue is my button triggers a set of 40 password checks before letting the user move forward. I think I've ran out of options on how to best do this.

Https://articulate.com/support/article/how-the-enter-key-behaves-in-data-entry-fields

Here is the dropbox to my working .story file... 

https://www.dropbox.com/s/et80e18ka86qet8/responders%20JAN%20V4%20MOST%20UPDATED.story?dl=0

Hey Chris,

I unflagged your post above, so no worries there...and we all have those days.

It sounds like you were able to reach a resolution that will work for the design that you need though, so the day just gets better :)