Ashley Sheridan wrote:
Bit of advice though, don't use Javascript to submit a form. Firstly,
Javascript isn't available on all browsers, and on those it is available
on, not everyone has it turned on. The W3C has the stats for Javascript
being unavailable in a browser at about 5%.
Yup.
Just
Joseph Thayne wrote:
"What you maybe ought to consider is using several submit buttons, and
give each a name and a value. That way, your PHP script can check for a
specifically named variable sent from the form. That way, you keep many
people happy, and your site still works perfectly."
The p
"What you maybe ought to consider is using several submit buttons, and
give each a name and a value. That way, your PHP script can check for a
specifically named variable sent from the form. That way, you keep many
people happy, and your site still works perfectly."
The problem with doing it t
On Fri, 2010-02-05 at 14:33 -0600, Joseph Thayne wrote:
> This is actually a javascript issue rather than a PHP issue. What is
> happening is that the action of the form is what is being submitted.
> The action never changes. What you need to do is have the javascript
> change the action as
This is actually a javascript issue rather than a PHP issue. What is
happening is that the action of the form is what is being submitted.
The action never changes. What you need to do is have the javascript
change the action as well as submit the form (which means you will need
to move it to
Hi,
I am writing code in PHP which generates HTML script. My app is
fairly complex. Twice in the development of the application I have run
into a problem with submit buttons which pick up the wrong url. Instead
of call the url for that submit button, it appears to call the url for
the fir
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