Do some testing in a few browsers to see what happens when the user
hits "enter" or "return", rather than clicking on the button(s)... I
*think* you need to put in a hidden element. For example, if you
wanted "submit2" to be the default value:
Justin
On Friday,
You can get the button value use code below:
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Florian SchäFer wrote:
> Hallo out there,
>
> i hava an document, with one form and two Submit buttons.
> How can i check in the target document wich button is pressed?
> tried something like if ($submit == 'xxx') .
> anyone has a hint?
>
>
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hi,
example:
<< html file >>
Your username:
<< php file >>
if (isset($login)) {
// Do login...
} else if (isset($remove)) {
// Remove user...
}
"Florian SchäFer" wrote:
> Hallo out there,
>
> i hava an document, with one form and two Submit buttons.
> How can i check in the target d
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