two buttons in form thanks

[melnet]

hi

<form name="update" method="post" action="">
.....
.....
.....
<input type=button name="update" value="Update">
<input type=button name="sendInquiry" value="Send inquiry">
</form>

i want update button goes to update.asp, sendInquiry goes to sendInquiry.asp in the form
how can i solve!?

thanks

 

[LFI]

Just add ONCLICK functionality to those buttons:

<input type=button name="update" value="Update" [b]onclick='this.form.action="update.asp";this.form.submit();'[/b]>

<input type=button name="sendInquiry" value="Send inquiry" [b]onclick='this.form.action="sendInquiry.asp";this.form.submit();'[/b]>

I think that ought to do it for you.

--Dave

 

[gohankid77]

You might want to reverse the quotes if that doesn't work. Every single one of my browsers gets confused sometimes when that is used.

opinion {
inline-styles: are-messy;
internal-stylesheets: waste-space;
external-stylesheets: are-bliss;
}

 

[BillyRayPreachersSon]

>> You might want to reverse the quotes if that doesn't work.

I agree entirely - although only because that's my personal preference (double-quotes for HTML, single for JavaScript).

Dan

 

[gohankid77]

I simply said that because my browsers get confused by:

onclick='this.form.action="update.asp";this.form.submit();'

but not by:

onclick="this.form.action='update.asp';this.form.submit();"

For some reason, my browser likes treats the second more importantly or else it doesn't understand it. Weird, eh? Oh well. That's why I got Mozilla after reading that question!

opinion {
inline-styles: are-messy;
internal-stylesheets: waste-space;
external-stylesheets: are-bliss;
}