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Posted by misiek on 04/27/07 16:16
Rik wrote:
> misiek wrote:
>> Christoph Burschka wrote:
>>> misiek schrieb:
>>>> Hi is it possible to have many submit buttons and those will submit
>>>> the one form on different action ?
>>>>
>>>
>>> Not to different actions in the sense of different URLs to send the
>>> form to, but it is possible to have several submit buttons and have
>>> the destination page check which of them was pressed.
>>>
>>> > <form id='form' method='post' action=''>
>>> >
>>> > <textarea>TEST<textarea>
>>> >
>>> > <input type='submit' name='op' value='Preview' />
>>> > <input type='submit' name='op' value='Submit' />
>>> > <input type='submit' name='op' value='Delete' />
>>>
>>> $_POST['op'] will contain the value of the button that was clicked
>>> (Preview, Submit or Delete).
>>
>> I forgot to tell that I use to submit ajax form
>>
>> this way it return for me all params, all buttons values
>
> It shouldn't, find a better JS library.
>
I found a way
<?
print $html->formtag();
print $html->textarea('Email/body', array('cols'=>'60', 'rows'=>'10'));
print '<br>';
print $ajax->submit('document', array('url' =>
'/email/analize/?type=document', 'update'=>'div', 'before' =>
'Effect.Appear(\'div\',{duration:0.6});'));
print $ajax->submit('word', array('url' => '/email/analize/?type=word',
'update'=>'div', 'before' => 'Effect.Appear(\'div\',{duration:0.6});'));
?>
</form>
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