I dont think forms can be nested. In fact I'm pretty sure. Mark Colvin wrote:
>I use the following line in some of my php scripts to navigate between >pages: > > <td align="left" width=40px><input type='button' class='bginput' >value='New' onClick="this.form.action='newproduct.php?mode=new'; >this.form.submit()"></td> > >The problem I have is with a page I build dynamically. The whole page is >encased in <form></form> tags. In between these tags there are sections >echoed as a result of a databasse query. Each of these sections is a form. >After all of the sections have been created, there is a button at the bottom >of the page that is similar to that above. The button is outwith the form >tags of the sections but within the form tags of the whole page i.e. > ><form name="addproduct"> > ><table> ><!-- loop round result set creating a form for each row --> ><form name="detail"> > dynamic content ></form> ><form> > dynamic content ></form> ><form> > dynamic content ></form> ></table> > > <td align="left" width=40px><input type='button' class='bginput' >value='New' onClick="this.form.action='newproduct.php?mode=new'; >this.form.submit()"></td> > ></form> > >Clicking on the button has no effect. On all my other pages this button >behaves as it should. Why? > > >**************************************************** >This e-mail is intended for the recipient only and >may contain confidential information. If you are >not the intended recipient then you should reply >to the sender and take no further ation based >upon the content of the message. >Internet e-mails are not necessarily secure and >CCM Limited does not accept any responsibility >for changes made to this message. >Although checks have been made to ensure this >message and any attchments are free from viruses >the recipient should ensure that this is the case. >**************************************************** > > > -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
