Form move variables

[Otto Haldi]

Hello to all

I have a form in a php script with some inputs.

With this form I like te send a javascript variable to the
next php script.
Every Input are transmittet to the next value but the
caddie value will not be send!
I used the following command in the javascript area:
document.form1.caddie.value = commande;
I don't have a input on caddie!

Many thanks in advance for your help.

Regards

Otto
A view of the two scripts:

Php script 1
************
..
<FORM NAME="form1" onSubmit="return form_validator(this)"
ACTION="order_final.php" METHOD=post>

<SCRIPT language="JavaScript"><!-- //script hider
var commande = ""

function form_validator(theForm)
...
...
// send value commande with the form
document.form1.caddie.value = commande;
...
Return (true);
}
</SCRIPT>
...
<INPUT TYPE=text NAME="email" VALUE="" SIZE=40>
...
<INPUT TYPE=submit NAME=Submit VALUE="<?php echo
$txt_send_order ?>" >
...
</FONT>
...

Php script 2:
*************
<?php
$no_comm = date("ymjHis");

// required variables
require("config.php");

$message ="IP: $REMOTE_ADDR Host: $REMOTE_HOST

Commande No.: $no_comm

$email
$company
$name
$caddie

Total $txt_currency: $total
";

mail("$receipt,$email", "Re: Online Order", "$message",
"From:$receipt");
?>

[HikksNotAtHome]

In article <VA******************@freesurf.ch>, Otto Haldi <oh****@freesurf.ch>
writes:

With this form I like te send a javascript variable to the
next php script.
Every Input are transmittet to the next value but the
caddie value will not be send!
I used the following command in the javascript area:
document.form1.caddie.value = commande;
I don't have a input on caddie!

With the form code you gave, it should throw an error (javascript error) since
caddie doesn't exist in the code you gave. Create an input named caddie and
then let PHP retrieve its value.

<input type="text" name="caddie" />

And Return should be return, its case-sensitive (at the end of your js
function)
--
Randy

[Otto Haldi]

Hello Randy,

Many thanks four your quick answer.

With the form code you gave, it should throw an error (javascript error) since
caddie doesn't exist in the code you gave. Create an input named caddie and
then let PHP retrieve its value.

<input type="text" name="caddie" />

And Return should be return, its case-sensitive (at the end of your js
function)

I did exactly what you told me, but still not work!

I also have tried this solution before.
But I don't need to see this input field on the form!..
Regards

Otto

PS: To see the whole php script, I can send you a copy if you like to help me
more!

[HikksNotAtHome]

In article <VA******************@freesurf.ch>, Otto Haldi <oh****@freesurf.ch>
writes:

Hello Randy,

Many thanks four your quick answer.

With the form code you gave, it should throw an error (javascript error)since

caddie doesn't exist in the code you gave. Create an input named caddie and
then let PHP retrieve its value.

<input type="text" name="caddie" />

And Return should be return, its case-sensitive (at the end of your js
function)

I did exactly what you told me, but still not work!

Post a URL to a sample page.
I also have tried this solution before.
But I don't need to see this input field on the form!..

Then make it a hidden input <input type="hidden" name="caddie"....../>

--
Randy

[Otto Haldi]

Hello Randy,

Many thanks for your help. Now every think work well I find out my mistake!

Regards and happy new year

Otto

In article <VA******************@freesurf.ch>, Otto Haldi <oh****@freesurf.ch>
writes:

Hello Randy,

Many thanks four your quick answer.

With the form code you gave, it should throw an error (javascript error)

since

caddie doesn't exist in the code you gave. Create an input named caddie and
then let PHP retrieve its value.

<input type="text" name="caddie" />

And Return should be return, its case-sensitive (at the end of your js
function)

I did exactly what you told me, but still not work!

Post a URL to a sample page.

I also have tried this solution before.
But I don't need to see this input field on the form!..

Then make it a hidden input <input type="hidden" name="caddie"....../>

--
Randy