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yes
dynamically sibmitting the form in a client script function call or directly in the tag
<a href="#" onClick="document.formname.submit();"> submit </a>
many variations to this format
eg: <a href="javascript:void(0);"
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dynamically sibmitting the form in a client script function call or directly in the tag
<a href="#" onClick="document.formname.submit();"> submit </a>
many variations to this format
eg: <a href="javascript:void(0);"
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you need to structure the form exactely as you normally do. action needs to be set still.
the link does not function as a link when you perform these types of methods unless you dynamically do them in a script or otehr methiods.
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the link does not function as a link when you perform these types of methods unless you dynamically do them in a script or otehr methiods.
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Cant get it to transfer the data to the next form, this is what I have
(newcomp1.asp)
<form action="post" action="newcomp2.asp" name="frmComp">
<input type="text" name="company">
<input type="text" name="address">
<a href="#" class="navlink" onClick="document.frmComp.submit();"> Continue >>> </a>
</form>
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(newcomp2.asp)
<% cn = Request.Form("companyname"
ad = Request.Form("address"
Response.Write(cn)
Response.Write(ad)
%>
No data is being pass forward to newcomp2.asp
(newcomp1.asp)
<form action="post" action="newcomp2.asp" name="frmComp">
<input type="text" name="company">
<input type="text" name="address">
<a href="#" class="navlink" onClick="document.frmComp.submit();"> Continue >>> </a>
</form>
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(newcomp2.asp)
<% cn = Request.Form("companyname"
ad = Request.Form("address"
Response.Write(cn)
Response.Write(ad)
%>
No data is being pass forward to newcomp2.asp
you are requesting the form collection in a way the form needs to be submitted via HTTP or POST methods.
either two solutions exist. method="post" addition to the form tag or change you request to Request.QueryString
if the method is not included then it defaults to a GET method
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either two solutions exist. method="post" addition to the form tag or change you request to Request.QueryString
if the method is not included then it defaults to a GET method
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Sorry bout this, I've just spotted a error:
<form action="post" action="newcomp2.asp" name="frmComp">
should be
<form METHOD="post" action="newcomp2.asp" name="frmComp">
However, just tried again and still didn't work.
I swapped the hyperlink back to a submit button and the data transferred fine!!
<form action="post" action="newcomp2.asp" name="frmComp">
should be
<form METHOD="post" action="newcomp2.asp" name="frmComp">
However, just tried again and still didn't work.
I swapped the hyperlink back to a submit button and the data transferred fine!!
<a href="#" class="navlink" onClick="document.frmComp.submit();">
form names do not match.
go through the code carefully and make sure your naming convent's are all matching
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form names do not match.
go through the code carefully and make sure your naming convent's are all matching
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whoops it does match. ignore that last one
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do you have a submit button on the page still with a name value set?
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if not jsut try this method then
<a href="javascript:document.frmComp.submit();">Submit</a>
if that does not work is there must be a error elsewhere in the page
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<a href="javascript:document.frmComp.submit();">Submit</a>
if that does not work is there must be a error elsewhere in the page
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Ok. Forget what you did and think about this. Do you need a hyperlink? If not, would this do?
<input type="submit" name="Continue" value="Continue" style="border: none; text-decoration: underline; background: transparent; cursor: pointer; color: blue;" />
<input type="submit" name="Continue" value="Continue" style="border: none; text-decoration: underline; background: transparent; cursor: pointer; color: blue;" />
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