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Posted by axlq on 10/16/38 11:56
In article <1156446271.764533.205090@h48g2000cwc.googlegroups.com>,
<pengypenguin@gmail.com> wrote:
>What I did was to create a dummy action in the post form, and use a
>javascript function to swap in a new action and then call the submit
>method based on the onclick of different buttons.
I prefer not to rely on javascript for something this critical.
Javascript is fine for user convieniences such as form data
validation and expandable list trees, but the web site should
still function properly without it. A Lynx user should be able to
navigate through the form.
Using the invoice as a confirmation page before credit card purchase
seems like the best approach. Not what I want exactly, but it will
work.
-A
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