sorry for the incomplete answer.
But the easiest way out is that keep an intermediate jsp page
Wh u click on any of the buttons the values are passed to that page an from
there prbably on the basis of which buttomn was clicked u can do
jsp:forward. This is the simplest way out.
Dheil Corona <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 06/19/2000 02:44:21 PM
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oh..thanks
but i can't use 2 forms on it..
coz the elements of the form are both use by my two submit button.
i.e. if a check box is check, then its contents are passed to other page on
which submit button is clicked...
what do you think..
-dheil
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> why not using two forms, and submitting the second from the onSubmit
event
> of the first. or maybe even submitting both from an onClick of a
button/link
> lee
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> hi pipol,
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> can anyone help with this:
> i have a big problem on form submission..
>
> how can i manage 2 action in one form
> for ex. sumit1 will go to link1
> and link1 process some parameters passed by the forms elments
> and submit2 will go to link2, same thing its also pass parameters..
>
> thank you..
>
> -dheil
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