Hi.
If I have two forms in the same asp page:
<form name='firstForm ' action='myPage. asp'>
</form>
<form name='secondFor m' action='myPage. asp'>
</form>
When using request.form, how can I get values from a specific form?
Regards,
Chris Leffer
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Depends on which form you submitted.
ie you can only submit one form
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"Chris Leffer" <ch****@wank.co m> wrote in message
news:O4******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... Hi.
If I have two forms in the same asp page:
<form name='firstForm ' action='myPage. asp'>
</form>
<form name='secondFor m' action='myPage. asp'>
</form>
When using request.form, how can I get values from a specific form?
Regards,
Chris Leffer
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Don't give the fields the same "name" in both forms........?
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Chris Leffer <ch****@wank.co m> wrote in message
news:O4******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... Hi.
If I have two forms in the same asp page:
<form name='firstForm ' action='myPage. asp'>
</form>
<form name='secondFor m' action='myPage. asp'>
</form>
When using request.form, how can I get values from a specific form?
Regards,
Chris Leffer
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Chris,
Try the following using Javascript, although you will require two submit
links,
one for each form. Ideally, you should try to stick to one form per page.
*************** ASP page with Forms *************** ***************
<form method="post" name="firstForm ">
</form>
<a href="javascrip t: document.firstF orm.submit();"
onmouseover="do cument.firstFor m.action='/myPage.asp?PAGE _ID=FIRSTFORM'; ">Sub
mit First Form</a>
<form method="post" name="secondFor m">
</form>
<a href="javascrip t: document.second Form.submit();"
onmouseover="do cument.secondFo rm.action='/myPage.asp?PAGE _ID=SECONDFORM' ;">S
ubmit Second Form</a>
*************** *************** *************** *************** ******
On the myPage.asp you will need to identify which form has been
submitted, I've done this with a querystring, so you'll need to get the
value of the querystring then use that to determine which request.form
actions to do. so.....
*************** *** myPage.asp *************** *************** ******
<%
PAGE_ID=Request .Querystring("P AGE_ID")
If PAGE_ID=FIRSTFO RM Then
Request.Form("b lah1")
Request.Form("b lah2")
Request.Form("b lah3")
End If
If PAGE_ID=SECONDF ORM Then
Request.Form("b lah4")
Request.Form("b lah5")
Request.Form("b lah6")
End If
%>
*************** *************** *************** *************** ******
Hope this helps, Dominic
"Chris Leffer" <ch****@wank.co m> wrote in message
news:O4******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... Hi.
If I have two forms in the same asp page:
<form name='firstForm ' action='myPage. asp'>
</form>
<form name='secondFor m' action='myPage. asp'>
</form>
When using request.form, how can I get values from a specific form?
Regards,
Chris Leffer
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Dominic,
Why do something that complicated when you all you would have to do to
accomplish the same result, with no javascript, is to put in a hidden
field in each form with the form name?
Keep it simple!
Jeremy
On Wed, 24 Mar 2004 15:19:26 -0000, "Dominic Marsat"
<djmarsatAThotm ail.com> wrote: Chris,
Try the following using Javascript, although you will require two submit
links,
one for each form. Ideally, you should try to stick to one form per page.
************** * ASP page with Forms *************** ***************
<form method="post" name="firstForm ">
</form>
<a href="javascrip t: document.firstF orm.submit();"
onmouseover="d ocument.firstFo rm.action='/myPage.asp?PAGE _ID=FIRSTFORM'; ">Sub
mit First Form</a>
<form method="post" name="secondFor m">
</form>
<a href="javascrip t: document.second Form.submit();"
onmouseover="d ocument.secondF orm.action='/myPage.asp?PAGE _ID=SECONDFORM' ;">S
ubmit Second Form</a>
************** *************** *************** *************** *******
On the myPage.asp you will need to identify which form has been
submitted, I've done this with a querystring, so you'll need to get the
value of the querystring then use that to determine which request.form
actions to do. so.....
************** **** myPage.asp *************** *************** ******
<%
PAGE_ID=Reques t.Querystring(" PAGE_ID")
If PAGE_ID=FIRSTFO RM Then
Request.Form(" blah1")
Request.Form(" blah2")
Request.Form(" blah3")
End If
If PAGE_ID=SECONDF ORM Then
Request.Form(" blah4")
Request.Form(" blah5")
Request.Form(" blah6")
End If
%>
************** *************** *************** *************** *******
Hope this helps, Dominic
"Chris Leffer" <ch****@wank.co m> wrote in message
news:O4******* *******@TK2MSFT NGP09.phx.gbl.. . Hi.
If I have two forms in the same asp page:
<form name='firstForm ' action='myPage. asp'>
</form>
<form name='secondFor m' action='myPage. asp'>
</form>
When using request.form, how can I get values from a specific form?
Regards,
Chris Leffer
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Thats making it way more complicated than it needs to be.
The easiest is having it all in one "form" and using a querystring to pass
the action that tells your processing script, which form is being submitted,
then using an "If Then" or Select Case, to do the rest.
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Dominic Marsat <djmarsatAThotm ail.com> wrote in message
news:uw******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P09.phx.gbl... Chris,
Try the following using Javascript, although you will require two submit
links,
one for each form. Ideally, you should try to stick to one form per page.
*************** ASP page with Forms *************** ***************
<form method="post" name="firstForm ">
</form>
<a href="javascrip t: document.firstF orm.submit();"
onmouseover="do cument.firstFor m.action='/myPage.asp?PAGE _ID=FIRSTFORM'; ">Sub mit First Form</a>
<form method="post" name="secondFor m">
</form>
<a href="javascrip t: document.second Form.submit();"
onmouseover="do cument.secondFo rm.action='/myPage.asp?PAGE _ID=SECONDFORM' ;">S ubmit Second Form</a>
*************** *************** *************** *************** ******
On the myPage.asp you will need to identify which form has been
submitted, I've done this with a querystring, so you'll need to get the
value of the querystring then use that to determine which request.form
actions to do. so.....
*************** *** myPage.asp *************** *************** ******
<%
PAGE_ID=Request .Querystring("P AGE_ID")
If PAGE_ID=FIRSTFO RM Then
Request.Form("b lah1")
Request.Form("b lah2")
Request.Form("b lah3")
End If
If PAGE_ID=SECONDF ORM Then
Request.Form("b lah4")
Request.Form("b lah5")
Request.Form("b lah6")
End If
%>
*************** *************** *************** *************** ******
Hope this helps, Dominic
"Chris Leffer" <ch****@wank.co m> wrote in message
news:O4******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... Hi.
If I have two forms in the same asp page:
<form name='firstForm ' action='myPage. asp'>
</form>
<form name='secondFor m' action='myPage. asp'>
</form>
When using request.form, how can I get values from a specific form?
Regards,
Chris Leffer
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I love the "Keep in Simple" idea!! It is my own mantra. However it can be
done with just a very small piece of JavaScript (even less than is shown in
these post), so it can be very simple with even the JavaScript.
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"Jeremy Markman" <jm******@REMOV ETHISmentorcom. com> wrote in message
news:40******** ********@news.m icrosoft.com... Dominic,
Why do something that complicated when you all you would have to do to
accomplish the same result, with no javascript, is to put in a hidden
field in each form with the form name?
Keep it simple!
Jeremy
On Wed, 24 Mar 2004 15:19:26 -0000, "Dominic Marsat"
<djmarsatAThotm ail.com> wrote:
Chris,
Try the following using Javascript, although you will require two submit
links,
one for each form. Ideally, you should try to stick to one form per page.
************** * ASP page with Forms *************** ***************
<form method="post" name="firstForm ">
</form>
<a href="javascrip t: document.firstF orm.submit();"
onmouseover="d ocument.firstFo rm.action='/myPage.asp?PAGE _ID=FIRSTFORM'; ">Su
b mit First Form</a>
<form method="post" name="secondFor m">
</form>
<a href="javascrip t: document.second Form.submit();"
onmouseover="d ocument.secondF orm.action='/myPage.asp?PAGE _ID=SECONDFORM' ;">
S ubmit Second Form</a>
************** *************** *************** *************** *******
On the myPage.asp you will need to identify which form has been
submitted, I've done this with a querystring, so you'll need to get the
value of the querystring then use that to determine which request.form
actions to do. so.....
************** **** myPage.asp *************** *************** ******
<%
PAGE_ID=Reques t.Querystring(" PAGE_ID")
If PAGE_ID=FIRSTFO RM Then
Request.Form(" blah1")
Request.Form(" blah2")
Request.Form(" blah3")
End If
If PAGE_ID=SECONDF ORM Then
Request.Form(" blah4")
Request.Form(" blah5")
Request.Form(" blah6")
End If
%>
************** *************** *************** *************** *******
Hope this helps, Dominic
"Chris Leffer" <ch****@wank.co m> wrote in message
news:O4******* *******@TK2MSFT NGP09.phx.gbl.. . Hi.
If I have two forms in the same asp page:
<form name='firstForm ' action='myPage. asp'>
</form>
<form name='secondFor m' action='myPage. asp'>
</form>
When using request.form, how can I get values from a specific form?
Regards,
Chris Leffer
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"Jeremy Markman" <jm******@REMOV ETHISmentorcom. com> wrote in message
news:40******** ********@news.m icrosoft.com... Dominic,
Why do something that complicated when you all you would have to do to
accomplish the same result, with no javascript, is to put in a hidden
field in each form with the form name?
Keep it simple!
Jeremy
My thoughts exactly,
when I end up with several forms in one ASP page, I tend to provide an
hidden field indicating what action needs to be performed once submitted.
Basically I then have a Select Case statement which checks for the value of
the action to perform submitted in the form, which then calls the
appropriate functions which handles the action.
Aye, a hidden field in each form would be much simpler!
"Jeremy Markman" <jm******@REMOV ETHISmentorcom. com> wrote in message
news:40******** ********@news.m icrosoft.com... Dominic,
Why do something that complicated when you all you would have to do to
accomplish the same result, with no javascript, is to put in a hidden
field in each form with the form name?
Keep it simple!
Jeremy
On Wed, 24 Mar 2004 15:19:26 -0000, "Dominic Marsat"
<djmarsatAThotm ail.com> wrote:
Chris,
Try the following using Javascript, although you will require two submit
links,
one for each form. Ideally, you should try to stick to one form per page.
************** * ASP page with Forms *************** ***************
<form method="post" name="firstForm ">
</form>
<a href="javascrip t: document.firstF orm.submit();"
onmouseover="d ocument.firstFo rm.action='/myPage.asp?PAGE _ID=FIRSTFORM'; ">Su
b mit First Form</a>
<form method="post" name="secondFor m">
</form>
<a href="javascrip t: document.second Form.submit();"
onmouseover="d ocument.secondF orm.action='/myPage.asp?PAGE _ID=SECONDFORM' ;">
S ubmit Second Form</a>
************** *************** *************** *************** *******
On the myPage.asp you will need to identify which form has been
submitted, I've done this with a querystring, so you'll need to get the
value of the querystring then use that to determine which request.form
actions to do. so.....
************** **** myPage.asp *************** *************** ******
<%
PAGE_ID=Reques t.Querystring(" PAGE_ID")
If PAGE_ID=FIRSTFO RM Then
Request.Form(" blah1")
Request.Form(" blah2")
Request.Form(" blah3")
End If
If PAGE_ID=SECONDF ORM Then
Request.Form(" blah4")
Request.Form(" blah5")
Request.Form(" blah6")
End If
%>
************** *************** *************** *************** *******
Hope this helps, Dominic
"Chris Leffer" <ch****@wank.co m> wrote in message
news:O4******* *******@TK2MSFT NGP09.phx.gbl.. . Hi.
If I have two forms in the same asp page:
<form name='firstForm ' action='myPage. asp'>
</form>
<form name='secondFor m' action='myPage. asp'>
</form>
When using request.form, how can I get values from a specific form?
Regards,
Chris Leffer
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<form method="post" action="somepag e.asp">
<input name="x">
<input type="submit">
<input type="hidden" name="formID" value="1">
</form>
<form method="post" action="somepag e.asp">
<input name="x">
<input type="submit">
<input type="hidden" name="formID" value="2">
</form>
somepage.asp:
<%
Response.Write "You submitted form " & Request.Form("f ormID")
%>
Ray at work
"dan tucker" <an*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in message
news:B2******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... could someone give a brief example of how to use a hidden value to
determine which form is being submitted?
Thnks,
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