Thanks for your replies.
The name attribute is depreciated in XHTML for use with the input tag and
has been replaced with the id attribute.
The name element can still be used in the form tag though.
What I'm looking for is something similar to ASP's
GetElementByID("example");
Thanks
Tim Burgan
Tim Burgan wrote:
In their forms they use the name attribute (ie. name="example") instead of
XHTML's id attribute (ie. id="example").
How can I fix this?
(X)HTML still requires name to be used for forms. It's usually best to
use both name and ID for forms.
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Hi,
Wednesday, December 31, 2003, 11:45:37 AM, you wrote:
TB> Hello,
TB> I'm *very* new to PHP. I am working through the 'Professional PHP
TB> Programming' book by Worx.
TB> In their forms they use the name attribute (ie. name="example") instead of
TB> XHTML's id attribute (ie. id="example").
T
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