Steve Reich wrote:
>
> > Purely out of curiosity...
> > Why would you want/need to nest forms?
> > No offense intended, simply trying to understand your line of thought.
>
> None taken. I want my users to be able to update their personal information.
> What I would like to do is have it broken into sections like home
> information, business information, and other information. If they are making
> a change to just their home phone, let's say, then I don't want them to have
> to scroll all the way to the bottom to find the submit button. I wanted to
> have 3 forms on the page. However, when they are filling it out the first
> time, I don't want them to have to submit 3 times... instead their would be
> a 'Save All' submit button at the bottom.
>
> I was pretty sure I couldn't nest my forms, but I've never tried so I just
> thought I'd ask... now I'm thinking URL variable and JavaScript...
>
Steve,
If I understand what you trying to achieve, you can use the OPTGROUP
element within your SELECT element to group the choices, so that only
Home, Business, and Other would appear on the form. Click on one, and
all the other choices under it would pop out. Does this sound like a
solution?
--
John Allred / Jackson, Mississippi
Mississippi Counties
http://www.mscounties.com/
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