At 08:40 AM 7/6/00 -0700, you wrote:
>This is a long question. Please be patient with the
>question.
>
>I have a form which has to have more than one submit
>button.
>
>But, each submit button will have to have a different
>fuseaction.
>
>Also, for one of the submit buttons, a message box
>should appear if the user has not selected something
>from the drop down menu.
>
>Can this be done in Javascript? Or is it better to use
><CFFORM></CFFORM> tag? if so, can someone please help
>me in figuring out how to do it?
Since you are using fusebox, this should be pretty easy to handle. Name the
submit buttons and make sure that the submit button name is passed to the
next page. Test for the names of the submit buttons and select a fuseaction
on the target page depending on the name of the submit button. I think this
works. I could be wrong about the submit button naming, but I think it
works. In any case, what you should try to do is select the fuseaction on
the target page depending on some information from the form. House of
Fusion also has a fusebox list, so they can help you with fusebox
methodology like this. They may know of some really good ways to do this.
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