Hi Sougata, you can if you set the target attribute of the forms either programmaically or in the tag itself to a frame other than the current one.
Something like: <html:form ... target="form1FrameResults"> . . . </html:form> <html:form action="/myAction" target="myActionResults"> . . . </html:form> <html:form action="/myOtherAction" target="myOtherActionResults"> . . . </html:form> <input type="button" value="Submit Both Forms" onclick="myActionForm.submit();myOtherActionForm.submit();"> And you would need two frames from a frameset named myActionResults and myOtherActionResults, or two iFrames if you're clients are using IE >v4.0, Mozilla, Netscape >v6.0 or Opera. Or you could probably get away with using the current frame as a target for one of the forms. Craig. <tataryn:craig/> On Thu, 11 Mar 2004 11:12:10 +0530, "sougata" wrote: > > Hi folks > I have an application.Where in my parent page there is a child page.In the > child form there is one submit button and in the parent there is another > submit button.It is like that for one parent user can add multiple > child.Now if the user does not click the child submit I have to submit both > submit.shlall i do it pls let me know > > Thanks > > Sougata <tataryn:craig/> --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
