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Sent by Pascal Escoyez on March 03, 2000 at 06:45:35: - feedback #891

Worth:
Worth reading

Comments:
Just to explain that there's another solution that works with all browsers to the Q128 problem

Step 1 : Define Form A with action X.asp including a radio button having 2 states. First state Is X.asp but another should submit the form to Y.asp

Step 2 : Define Form B with same field than in A but hidden

Step 3 : Use a button that call a script in Form A

Step 4 : test the status of the radio button and if needed transfer values from form A to B and then submit the form A or B according to the radio button value by a simple document.Form.submit(),

This work with multiple states all you need is a form by action.


Sent by Pascal Escoyez on March 03, 2000 at 06:46:46: - feedback #892

Worth:
Worth reading

Comments:
Just to explain that there's another solution that works with all browsers to the Q128 problem

Step 1 : Define Form A with action X.asp including a radio button having 2 states. First state Is X.asp but another should submit the form to Y.asp

Step 2 : Define Form B with same field than in A but hidden

Step 3 : Use a button that call a script in Form A

Step 4 : test the status of the radio button and if needed transfer values from form A to B and then submit the form A or B according to the radio button value by a simple document.Form.submit(),

This work with multiple states all you need is a form by action.




Sent by Michael Funke on October 10, 2000 at 17:59:46: - feedback #1850

Technical:
Not technical enough

Comments:
What about a cross browser script version for this?


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