Hi Joe,<br><br> Since you're using Javascript anyway, why not change the buttons to input type="button", and use the onclick event handler to identify the button and call form.submit? Then you can add whatever you like (hidden fields, etc) into your process for the script to pick up when the page loads again.<br><br>Cheers,<br><br>Peter<br><br><font face="Tahoma, Arial, Sans-Serif" size=2>
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<b>From</b>: jm <jm5379@gmail.com><br></font><br>i have a form that uses multiple submit buttons: one to select from a<br>dropdown list of menu options, one to add a new record or update an<br>existing record depending on which is appropriate at the time, and one<br>to delete an existing record. i use the following as the trigger for<br>onsubmit<br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br>sadly, it doesn't know how to distinguish between which submit button<br>is being selected. the few variations i've played with have no good<br>effect and i haven't found anything addressing multiple submit<br>buttons. the parameter names for the buttons are "delete_button",<br>"replace_record" (for adding or updating individual records) and<br>"select_datagroup". what have i missed so far that will allow me to<br>respond to a specific submit button's activation? i'm very new to js<br>so it'll be hard to offend me by "talking down" to me with<br>descriptions of what should appear to be obvious to everyone else.<br><br>thanks,<br>joe<br>