RE: [PHP] Form with 2 submit buttons

From: Date: Sun, 03 Sep 2000 14:46:23 +0000
Subject: RE: [PHP] Form with 2 submit buttons
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<snip> Anyone know a good way to have a form submit with one of two different submit buttons? I have a form and want all of the variables of the form passed to one of two different functions depending on which action the user chooses. I'm using PHP 4 and have a session available if that helps but because it's after the server's processed the information I can't think of how that will really help. </snip> As long as you don't mind having the form submit to the same page you can have as many different submit buttons with each one performing a different task <FORM METHOD="POST" ACTION="foobar.php3"> <INPUT TYPE="submit" name="action" value="do_this"> <INPUT TYPE="submit" name="action" value="do_that"> <INPUT TYPE="submit" name="action" value="do_something_else"> </FORM> -> foobar.php3 <? if ($action == 'do_this') {} elseif ($action == 'do_that') {} elseif ($action == 'do_something_else') {} ?> Sincerely, Craig Vincent

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