Well, perhaps it isn't...but I can't really think of another way. I have a
pretty much "all encompassing" form that contains all of the controls on my
form for posting to a page that processes the data. I have a dropdown
that's contained within this form that needs to run a query whenever it is
changed, and re-populate another dropdown. I figured I could just have the
dropdown within its own form and have it submit to the current page.
I'm having a bad day, lol, I know I'm missing something really obvious but I
can't seem to think straight today.
James
"Steven Burn" <pv*@noyb.com> wrote in message
news:uE**************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
Because you can't nest a form inside a form?
May I ask, why is this necessary?
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"James Baker" <cp******@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:#G**************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... I have a form that contains another form. For some reason the "nested"
form won't submit via document.FormName.submit(); it says "object is null or
not a value" or something like that. When I place the form outside of the
original form, it works just fine...but that's not really an option
here. Any ideas why it will submit when it's outside of the form, but not when
it's within a form?
Thanks,
James