- From: Matt Lewis <mwl@nrc.gov>
- Date: Tue Mar 7 11:23:06 1995
- To: <www-talk@www10.w3.org>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Hi, Would someone know on how to distinguish between two submit buttons in the same form. In my application, one of them is for "Browse", while the other one is for "Submit". the CGI script has to take different actions for the two. Can't put browse in a separate form as both buttons need some common fields. Thanxall Rupesh <<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Use separate values in your submit button definitions, such as: <p><INPUT NAME="SUBMIT" TYPE="submit" VALUE="browse"> </p> <p><INPUT NAME="SUBMIT" TYPE="submit" VALUE="submit"> </p> Have your script search for the value of SUBMIT. If it =browse execute the appropriate script or portion of the script. If SUBMIT=submit, then execute the submit script or portion of code. Theoretically this should work, but I have not tried it, so I can not validate it. --- Nuclear Regulatory Commission | Matt Lewis Email: mwl@nrc.gov | | Network Solutions, Inc. Phone: 301-718-1770 | | Bethesda, MD (Washington, DC) Fax: 301-907-3227 |
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