another way would be to use an intermediate script
<form action='dispatch.php' method='post' name='frmA">
<input type='submit' value="Button A" name='btnA'>
<input type='submit' value="Button B" name='btnB'>
<input type='submit' value="Button C" name='btnC'>
</form>
in dispatch.php, read the $_POST vars to see which button was clicked,
then use Header("Location: ....") to dispatch to the appropriate script
a.php, b.php, or c.php
Grant wrote:
> You can use 3 separate forms: (You can't put forms inside forms...in case
> you were going to try that) The only drawback to this method of 3 forms is
> that it creates a new line after each form. If you want them on the same
> line, then I haven't figured that out yet...if anyeone knows, let me know!
>
> <form action='a.php' method='post' name='frmA">
> <input type='submit' value="Button A" name='btnA'>
> </form>
>
> <form action='b.php' method='post' name='frmB">
> <input type='submit' value="Button B" name='btnB'>
> </form>
>
> <form action='c.php' method='post' name='frmC">
> <input type='submit' value="Button C" name='btnC'>
> </form>
>
>
>
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> On Thu, Apr 1, 2010 at 2:59 AM, imran shafiq <jibreel_a...@yahoo.com> wrote:
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>
>> Dear Experts
>>
>> How to call different php files using buttons?
>> If I have 3 buttons A,B&C and I want to if I press button A the a.php is
>> display on screen similarly for button B call b.php and for button C call
>> c.php.
>>
>> Imran Shafiq Khan
>>
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