Re: MULTIPLE SUBMIT BUTTONS

Shawn, All right. I am about to pull my hair out. This is the thing: I have the button working just fine when I used the standard button: <input type=submit name="SUBMIT1" VALUE="Save & Close"> When I, however, try to use a button that is a image: <INPUT TYPE=IMAGE SRC="../../../IMAGES/EMPLOYEE_MNGR/BUTTON/SAVECLOSE1.GIF" NAME="SUBMIT1" VALUE="Save and Close"> next page: echo $_POST['SUBMIT1']; //with register_globals on would be $SUBMIT1 IT FAILS. I don't mean to bug, but I can't for the life of me see why this doesn't work. Thanks, Dale "Dale" <DaleHersh@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:20030510165427.82269.qmail@pb1.pair.com... > Hi, > I have read the section in the online manual on how to access variables > outside of php, but I am still have problems with the current situation: > > I have a form that has multiple submit buttons: > > 1. save & close > 2. save & new > 3. save & redirect > 4. save > > Each of these buttons will need to call the same save function, but after > the data from the form has been saved, each button will have a unique task. > How do I access the name of the submit button in php. I have tried the > following methods: > > $_POST['SUBMIT'] > $SUBMIT > > and so far I have had no luck. I do have global variable turned on. > > Thanks, > Dale > >