I have an EWB app that is working really well, except that when I press Enter in
IE9.0.8112.16421 (latest, I think), it hangs the browser. This does not happen in
Chrome.

This is happening as I make a selection, then enter a text value, and then press
Enter. Enter shouldn't actually do anything as there is no code to respond to it,
which may be part of it(?).

The app is the one I sent regarding the grid so you could test it with that perhaps?
Or I can debug or something as advised. I doubt it is relevant, but this is now
using httpS with an "invalid" certificate.

/Matthew Jones/

Interesting debug on this. A workaround at least.

I added the following to see if I could trap it:

function TMainForm.MainFormKeyPress(Sender: TObject; Key: Char; ShiftKey, CtrlKey,
AltKey: Boolean): Boolean;
begin
   Result := Key <> #13;
   if not Result then
       Label6.Caption := 'Enter pressed'
   else
       Label6.Caption := 'Other pressed';
end;

This allows it to work and not crash (KeyPreview must be on). Also, the OnKeyPress
can stop it getting through. It appears as though the default processing for Enter
on IE is causing this to be a problem.
However, I can use this to catch Enter, and do something useful as well as stopping
the processing, so it is good for me for the moment.

/Matthew Jones/

Matthew,

this one was reported earlier (EWB - IDE freezes). It happens in IE,
when there is only one edit control in a container.

Uli

Matthew,

<< I have an EWB app that is working really well, except that when I press
Enter in IE9.0.8112.16421 (latest, I think), it hangs the browser. This does
not happen in Chrome.  >>

Please send me the project along with the steps to reproduce and I'll take a
look.

Thanks,

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Hmm, it is not in the IDE for me, but if the IDE is using IE control then it would.

/Matthew Jones/

> Please send me the project along with the steps to reproduce and
> I'll take a look.

Okay, I will put something together. A basic form doesn't reproduce it, so it must
be my code somehow.

/Matthew Jones/

Tim, I cannot reproduce it when I cut out my RemObjects calls, so I will not waste
your time on this for now. There must be something local about my system causing it,
and there is a workaround in any case. If it recurs, I will dig deeper and let you
know.

/Matthew Jones/

Matthew,

<< Tim, I cannot reproduce it when I cut out my RemObjects calls, so I will
not waste your time on this for now. There must be something local about my
system causing it, and there is a workaround in any case. If it recurs, I
will dig deeper and let you know. >>

No problem, let me know if you want me to look at anything.  I'm pretty good
at debugging this stuff...

Thanks,

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com