MULTIPLE FORM

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I’ve been given some html to add to my page that already has a form on it.

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I understand I need to apply the multiple form action to each, what do I actually enter in the fileds on this form?

name:
action:
methis:
target:
hidden fields:

When I try to prewiew the form I get a ‘error’ message say the parameter 'form name" has no value.

Some help please.

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Name: anything*
Action: your_form_processor.php
Method: get or post

The rest can be left alone, particularly target which will make your
form invalid in XHTML.

  • Use only lower-case letters to name this form. This is not a strict
    rule, but it helps with the inevitable error messages later. No
    punctuation, no spaces, nothing besides a-z.

I didn’t see any form in the code you pasted. Is it injected using
JavaScript or something?

Walter

On Feb 1, 2008, at 9:56 AM, Mr worm wrote:

I’ve been given some html to add to my page that already has a form
on it.

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I understand I need to apply the multiple form action to each, what
do I actually enter in the fileds on this form?

name:
action:
methis:
target:
hidden fields:

When I try to prewiew the form I get a ‘error’ message say the
parameter 'form name" has no value.

Some help please.

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I think it may be just a link that my client has got through a site, they just supplied me with the html.

In which case, do I even need to apply multi form action? If not how do I go about implementing this?

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If it’s just a link you want to add, then add it. It’s nothing to worry about inside the context of a form. If it’s going to be using some fancy JavaScript injection technique, then either that injection will have to happen inside an iFrame, or it will fail to work.

Walter

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