One form - 2 processing pages?

[lb1]

I have one form where I would like to create 2 submit buttons.
One submit button pointing to Page 1 and another submit button pointing to Page 2. Since I can setup only one action="....." , Is there a way to do this, and what should I do?
Thanks in advance.
Louis

 

[xutopia]

you can use javascript.

<form name=&quot;myForm&quot;>
<!--- content of form here -->
<input type=&quot;button&quot; onclick&quot;document.myForm.action = 'urlForProcessing.php'; document.myForm.submit();&quot; value=&quot;normal page&quot;>
<input type=&quot;button&quot; onclick&quot;document.myForm.action = 'urlForProcessing2.php'; document.myForm.submit();&quot; value=&quot;other page&quot;>
</form>

I hope this helps you out! Gary

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Haran

 

[lb1]

Thanks it does.
Louis

 

[WJordanjr]

Gary, I have a problem with a form in a layer. I need two layers. The form layer is visible and the ThankYou layer is hidden. Once the user clicks on the submit button and the email is sent hide the form layer and show the ThankYou layer.

Thanks, for any help you can provide.

Wayne Jordan

 

[xutopia]

you have to realize a few things here. A form when submitted sends the user to a new page.

You can make a thank you note appear prior to the page reloading to send the information a little later (say a few seconds later) programatically.

However you could potentially make people believe the submit already occured and tempt them to close the window as soon as they see &quot;thank you&quot; on screen.

Are you certain you want to do this? Gary

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Haran

 

[WJordanjr]

Gary, maybe I should explain how the site works and then maybe you can point me in a better direction.

The root page has the navigation bar and graphics and stays static once clicks are made then the child page is all that is reloaded.

The child pages are links from the root page. Inside each child there may be links for more information and these are just layers inside the child page that I show/hide.

The basic concept of the site was to use layers in the child pages so that root page wouldn't have to reload as a click was made. That has been fine up to now. Once I started creating the forms I ran into the problem of the action sending the user to an unformatted page.

I'm open to ideas and here is the link to the test web site

http://www.oncall4u.com/oncall4u

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