Mark Stosberg wrote:
On 2004-09-10, Michael Peters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Even better than my idea. Especially since if your going to use path_info do you really care about some parameters in the query string?
In some cases, Yes. Sometimes it's nice to have a form that can submit
to different run modes, based on the submit button. A single PATH_INFO
can't handle this cleanly. Instead, I use extremely simple JavaScript to set "rm" explicitly, and submit no PATH_INFO.
Mark
If you're using javascript, you could always set the form's action with this.form.action='./otherpath'
An unrelated "hates" is that in mozilla I can use <button>'s to specify the runmode - no javascript required:
<button type=submit name=rm value=mode1>mode 1</button>
<button type=submit name=rm value=mode2>mode 2</button>But of course silly IE won't do that: it treats this as an <input type=submit> and sends the text. And MS bloody invented the <button> tag!
Rhesa
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