Yes valid markup rocks! I never thought of moving my form elements
around like I did so I thought posting my temporary solution might be
helpful to some. As I said temporary solution is the key phrase there.
I was able to get one of my buttons working as needed but am having
issues with my other
> You are able to span a form across a few divs. What I realized though
> is that there must be an equel number of divs between the Form tags to
> work properly
Yeah, valid markup always helps. :-)
http://validator.w3.org/
You are able to span a form across a few divs. What I realized though
is that there must be an equel number of divs between the Form tags to
work properly
for example this will work
random content
my form elements to submit
content
content
submit button
This will not work for me, and t
> Why not do
>
>
> [submit]
>
> ? What differs if you do this?
If you move the form tag outside to an other div it just seems to stop
working unless in IE7.
I will try the button onclick like you suggested.
Thanx for the help.
On Mon, Jun 8, 2009 at 18:10, johnHoysa wrote:
>
> I have my form working great as long as my submit button is contained
> within the form tags. But the design calls for the submit button to be
> outside of the form. Any suggestions?
Don't get me wrong, but that is not logical at all. By design,
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