Oh wait, this won't work since we are submitting the form manually.
Ignore me as well and listen to Jörn!
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Felix Geisendörfer wrote:
Why make it so complicated? Afaik if you give all your
input[type=submit] buttons the same 'name' attribute but different
'value's then the server will receive the data just like it would from
a normal text input field, only that the 'value' of 'name' will equate
to the button that was clicked.
-- Felix
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Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
RCS Computers schrieb:
Thank you. That is actually what I am doing. However, when I do that,
I lose track of which button submitted the form (the server side code
uses the button that was clicked to determine its action). I am trying
to work this out right now.
Ok. As there doesn't seem to be much of an alternative: Check the target
property of the submit event. Maybe you can get the submit button from
there, and create a hidden form field with name and value of that button.
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