The easiest thing is possibly to use separate forms. If that is not an
option, you can make the <input type="submit"... a <input
type="button", or the <input type="image" to <a href...><img src...
For the href or the javascript "OnClick" handler, you can use some
javascript like
Add:
document.forms[0].method="post", document.forms[0].submit()
Find
document.forms[0].method="get", document.forms[0].submit()
Theres absolutely no reason why you can use javascript in jsp - thats a
client side thing and can be generated in any server side scripting
thing
Biren Patnaik wrote:
>
> Hi All,
> > I m facing one problem in JSP.Can I use GET and POST both in a JSP
> > program simultaneously .That means Suppose I want to use both
> > simultaneously in a form,then what should I do?.BeCos I m writing one
> > program which will consist of 2 buttons they r "Add","Find",.So for Add
> we have to write <form method = "POST" and for Find we have to write
> <form method = "GET".Is there any soln for that..
> Can We use JavaScript in JSP?.
> > Thanx in advance
> > Biren
>
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