Hello Dirk, > something like: > ><html:form action="change" > > <html:text property="name" /> > <html:submit property="f1a" >Senden A</html:submit> > <html:submit property="f1b" >Senden B</html:submit> > <html:submit property="f1c" >Senden C</html:submit> ></html:form> > ><html:form action="change" > > <html:text property="name" /> > <html:submit property="f2a" >Senden A</html:submit> > <html:submit property="f2b" >Senden B</html:submit> > <html:submit property="f2c" >Senden C</html:submit> ></html:form>
But then I would still have to be looking for "f2a" in the request, won't I? And that I could do that would mean that I'd know already which form should've been submitted and/or which forms or how many existed on page at all. This is what my forms look like at the moment (just with more and different data for each object...): <html:form action="change" > <html:text property="name" /> <html:submit property="fa" >Senden A</html:submit> <html:submit property="fb" >Senden B</html:submit> <html:submit property="fc" >Senden C</html:submit> </html:form> <html:form action="change" > <html:text property="name" /> <html:submit property="fa" >Senden A</html:submit> <html:submit property="fb" >Senden B</html:submit> <html:submit property="fc" >Senden C</html:submit> </html:form> That allows me to look for "fa" in the request to find out whether it has been set/pressed or not. Greetings, Nadja --------------------------------------------------------------------- Nadja Senoucci Universitaet Hamburg Zentrum f�r Molekulare Neurobiologie Service-Gruppe EDV Falkenried 94 20251 Hamburg Germany Tel.:040 - 428 - 03 - 6619 Fax.:040 - 428 - 03 - 6621 --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
