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Posted by Juliette on 07/06/06 00:59
monomaniac21 wrote:
> Alvaro G. Vicario wrote:
>> *** monomaniac21 escribió/wrote (4 Jul 2006 08:45:25 -0700):
>>> hi can anyone show me how to load a simple form (i.e. make its contents
>>> visible) on the click of a button (not in that same form)
>> My answer would be that you only need to specify the URL in the 'action'
>> attribute of the 'form' tag and make the button of 'submit' type, but
>> that's basic HTML, not PHP at all; so I guess I don't understand you :-?
>>
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>
> I know that but i want to use a client side function to cut down on
> server load (i.e. javascript)
>
Not a php, let alone server-side question, but...
www.quirksmode.org has lots of DHTML (javascript + CSS ) code which
should inspire you enough to write your own solution.
Think along the lines of:
* catching the submit action with javascript
* setting display: none; to display: block; for the form you want to show
Be wary though - if a user has javascript turned off, your actions will
fail.
Good luck,
Juliette
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