RE: [PHP] Using link to submit a form

//Just use this javascript function... echo " <script LANGUAGE=\"JavaScript\"> <!-- function LetsSubmit(where) { document.forms[0].action = where; document.forms[0].submit(); } //--> </script> "; // Then output the submit link like this... echo " <a href=\"javascript:LetsSubmit('submit_page.php');\"> "; // You can have multiple submit links that send it // to different pages just by changes the value // inside the (''), like this... echo " <a href=\"javascript:LetsSubmit('another_page.php');\"> "; //You should be able to do as many different links // with this function as you want. If you want a // button like this, you can also do this... echo " <input type=\"submit\" value=\"Rename Files\" name=\"RenameButton\" onclick=\"javascript:LetsSubmit('any_page.php');\"> "; I spent a while trying to figure this one out myself, so I hope this helps you. Matt >===== Original Message From Tyler Longren <tyler@jdhost.com> ===== >Hi everyone, > >Can I replace "Submit" buttons on forms with a text button? >I need to be able to click on a link: ><a href=index.php?option=edit>Edit</a> > >and have it submit the form. The form only contains one field...does anyone >know how to do this? I've been searching google for an answer, but couldn't >find any info that really applies to my question. This isn't exactly a PHP >related question, but php is hugely involved in this project. > >Thanks! >Tyler Longren > > > >-- >PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) >To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php