Franklin van de Meent wrote:
On Mon, 07 Mar 2005 19:19:24 -0600, Greg Dotts
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Sure enough Kirk! That was it. Seems strange that you can set a
name/value pair on the tag, but they aren't used. Guess they
were just kidding ;-)
The name attribute is used in javascript, fo
On Mon, 07 Mar 2005 19:19:24 -0600, Greg Dotts
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sure enough Kirk! That was it. Seems strange that you can set a
> name/value pair on the tag, but they aren't used. Guess they
> were just kidding ;-)
The name attribute is used in javascript, for example when you are
Sure enough Kirk! That was it. Seems strange that you can set a
name/value pair on the tag, but they aren't used. Guess they
were just kidding ;-)
Greg
Greg Dotts wrote:
Sure enough Kirk! That was it. Seems strange that you can set a
name/value pair on the tag, but they aren't used. Gu
I think the problem is that the name and value attributes of the
tag aren't posted with the rest of the data, i.e., $_POST['form'] isn't
defined.
You will need to code the form identifier a different way, e.g., either a
field, or, unique name and value attributes in a button.
Kirk
Greg Do
Hi All,
I'm new to PHP, but have read my "Beginning PHP 5 and MySQL" manual and
have searched the net for a solution to my (presumably simple) problem.
I have a series of HTML forms that need to be processed. I am tring to
build a "process.php" file which will evaluate the FORM variable and
se
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