Hi webmates:

I'd like to know how to achieve this: I have a form, and I need it also to
have 02 submit buttons, in such a way that if I click on one of them it takes
me to the url "abc.php" , and if I click the 2nd button, it takes me to the url
"xyz.php"... I also need these two buttons to have a customized image. Is it
possible ?

Thanks in advance...

On 05 Aug 2008 in macromedia.dreamweaver, Sw Jiten wrote:

> I'd like to know how to achieve this: I have a form, and I need it
> also to have 02 submit buttons, in such a way that if I click on one
> of them it takes me to the url "abc.php" , and if I click the 2nd
> button, it takes me to the url "xyz.php"... I also need these two
> buttons to have a customized image. Is it possible ?

No. If there is no other action than to go to the page, just use two
forms, one having the action abc.php and the other xyz.php. If the two
buttons use the same form fields to submit the same information, you'll
need to submit to a third script, say mno.php, which decides whether the
final destinaton is abc.php or mno.php.

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Joe Makowiec
http://makowiec.net/
Email: http://makowiec.net/contact.php

understood... but again the same situation: because... how do I manage to
submit all the fields data to this third mno.php file ? (note that I need to
submit in any case, with bith buttons, and also I need to submit a parameter
which will help me to recognize what button has been clicked, and so decide
where to go)

any idea... ? thanks !

..oO(Murray *ACE*)

>You can have multiple submit buttons and a form that submits to a single
>page. Make that single page process the form's data in different ways,
>depending on which submit button was selected.
>
>Do this by using an onclick event on each submit button that sets the value
>of a hidden field. Use the value in that hidden field to determine how to
>process the form.

No JS required (what would happen without JS?). Just check which button
appears in the POST data.

Micha