How about use JavaScript to do that.
You should be able to access all forms, frames in browser.
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> I would like to store data from several forms (same form, different data) so
> that the info can be written to a database all at once. The reason being is
> that I would like to have all this information tied to information from a
> general form. eg. I have a general information form in one frame on my
> page, and then in another frame below a form for a specific item purchased.
> You can purchase several items, therefore several forms filled out. I want
> to tie all these items to the info in the general form, so I want to be able
> to send all the data to the database at once. Now I'm wondering if I can
> store the data in an arrray in the HTTP body and post data from each form to
> it, etc. I don't think its possible but .....can anyone help??
>
> regards
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