That's how I would have done it, were I coding from scratch. But I'm
working with someone's old code, so I'm somewhat limited, if I don't want
to rewrite the action page. And I don't as it's due tomorrow.
I think I'll go with the list in the URL. It should work.
Guy McDowell
Web Developer
Hi Guy,
Sorry about your Dad, thats a tough one we all have to face.
On your question; why not just submit the form to an action page in
the normal way?
i.e. form name=#dynamicName# action="" method=post
in the action page you can loop through the #form# structure and all
your dynamic form
That did the trick. Thank you so much for the tip Philip.
- - - Jeanne
From: "Philip Arnold - ASP" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: CF and Javascript Form Question
Date: Tue, 20 Feb 2001 22:43:56 -
I have a form tha
I have a form that contains fields for both General Contact Info
and Billing
Contact Info. After the user fills in their General Contact
Info, they can
click a checkbox called "Same Billing Info" which Prepopulates all of the
billing fields w/ the associated General Contact Fields.
It
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