Mr. Stevens.
As you have "written a boat loads of JavaScript",
tell me, is there some other way of
referring to the form action property, not the action object, than using
document.forms[0].action (given the this special case)
given
<form name="MyName" action = "xxx">
<INPUT type ="hidden" name="action" value="MyAction">
</form >
Hopefully you wont spin it again.
Sarb
>
>
> on 12/15/2000 3:16 PM, "Sarbjit Singh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Mr. Jon Stevens.
>
> How formal.
>
> > 1.) First of all, I am not using a hidden field to solve any problem.
>
> Yes you are. The problem is how to execute a form.
>
> > 2.) Yes turbine parses the action as a valid parameter. however
> your choice
> > of keyword for setting an action in the html page conflicts
> with the form
> > action property.
>
> Please prove that your usage of Javascript is not incorrect. I have done a
> site that used boat loads of Javascript to deal with the forms and didn't
> have one single issue.
>
> > 3) if you decided, for some reason not to set the action
> property within the
> > form action URL, and you use the hidden field for that as I
> did, you will
> > get a conflict when you try to access or modify the action
> property of the
> > form.
>
> Please prove that your usage of Javascript is not incorrect. I have done a
> site that used boat loads of Javascript to deal with the forms and didn't
> have one single issue.
>
> -jon
>
>
>
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