> It occured to me today that it also enables one form to have many submit
> buttons with different fuseactions by naming the buttons accordingly,
> without having to do tests to see what button was pressed.
> eg:
> <INPUT TYPE="Submit" NAME="fuseaction_composer.x" VALUE="Select a
> composer">
> <INPUT TYPE="Submit" NAME="fuseaction_publisher.x" VALUE="Choose a
> publisher">
> etc
>
> I've used it today and its dead handy.
>
> The question is, is this going to break on some browsers/platforms, or is
> '.' in a form field universally valid?
>
> And is this a good idea that everyone knows about already cos its so
> obvious?
I have just used <INPUT TYPE="Submit" NAME="fuseaction" VALUE="Select a
composer"> and then handled "Select a composer" as the FuseAction which
works fine (although changing the caption of the button screws up your
index.cfm of course). Would there be any difference/benefit your way?
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