if you asign a name to your submit button a corresponding element will be created on the $_REQUEST, $_GET or $_POST array whichever you are using eg you should use
<input type="submit" name="submit1" value="click me"> etc


all the best

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Hi

I want to set up a mailing list on a site, and I want a very simple
register/deregister facility. So a text field for the email address, then
an [add] button and a [remove] button.

Now, what I really want is for both [add] and [remove] to be 'submit' type
HTML buttons for the same form, but at the destination script I don't know
how to tell which button was pressed, and I've a feeling I should only
have one submit button.

I can do what I want JavaScript, but can I do it just with PHP?

Any clues, or am I not being clear?

Cheers
J





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