RE: [PHP] Re: 1 Form, 2 Submit-Buttons

2002-07-12 Thread John Holmes
> give a name to the buttons ie: Next > > > and check in php >if(isset($Next.x) && isset($Next.y)){ > // do somehting here > } > ?> Actually, when an image is clicked on to submit the form, two variables are created. If the image is named 'Next' like the example above, then you'll have $N

[PHP] Re: 1 Form, 2 Submit-Buttons

2002-07-11 Thread Johan Holst Nielsen
Johan Holst Nielsen wrote: >> Hello! I want to make a form (a wizard) which has 2 Submit-Buttons (Back >> & Next). The buttons should be images. How can I make php see, which >> button has been pressed? > > > > if(isset($_POST["submit_back"])) { > //go back > } > else { > //go forwar

[PHP] Re: 1 Form, 2 Submit-Buttons

2002-07-11 Thread Johan Holst Nielsen
> Hello! I want to make a form (a wizard) which has 2 Submit-Buttons (Back > & Next). The buttons should be images. How can I make php see, which > button has been pressed? " method="post"> -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.p

[PHP] Re: 1 Form, 2 Submit-Buttons

2002-07-11 Thread Leonid Vaner
give a name to the buttons ie: Next and check in php do the same with Previous "Martin Thoma" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > Hello! I want to make a form (a wizard) which has 2 Submit-Buttons (Back > & Next). The buttons should be images. Ho