1. Change ExactMatch input type to button and make sure this.form.submit() is included in the onclick event code. Set name and value attributes to the submit button, a key/value pair will be posted to the form action so that you'll know the user pressed it instead of the ExactMatch.

2. Probably a style issue, can't figure why the display acts the way you describe. You could try to put both buttons in a table and different rows, if everything else fails...

>Hi everybody,
>
>We have a VFP application right now that produces HTML file displayed in a C++ application.
>
>This is what I have in the HTML right now (made changes yesterday and hadn't have a chance to test today yet)
>
>

><FORM METHOD="post" ACTION="rez://SEARCH" ID="frmAddItem" NAME="frmAddItem">
><#IF llSigCapture>
>                  <OBJECT classid=clsid:69A40DA3-4D42-11D0-86B0-0000C025864A height=0 id=SigPlus1 name=SigPlus1
>		                   style="HEIGHT: 0px; WIDTH: 0px; LEFT: 0px; TOP: 0px; VIEWASTEXT; visibility: hidden">
>                         <PARAM NAME="_Version" VALUE="131095">
>                         <PARAM NAME="_ExtentX" VALUE="4842">
>                         <PARAM NAME="_ExtentY" VALUE="1323">
>                         <PARAM NAME="_StockProps" VALUE="0"></OBJECT><BR><BR>
><#ENDIF>
><INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="SessionInfo" VALUE="<<This.cSessionInfo>>">
><INPUT TYPE="text"   NAME="txtSearch" ID="txtSearch" VALUE="" SIZE="10" CLASS="formtext">&nbsp;&nbsp;
><SELECT NAME="cboSearchOption">
>                <LOOP Table=csrSearchOptions><OPTION <<IIF(csrSearchOptions.Option = "All Fields", [SELECTED], [])>> VALUE="<<ALLTRIM(csrSearchOptions.Option)>>"><<ALLTRIM(csrSearchOptions.Option)>></Option></LOOP>
></SELECT>
>
><INPUT TYPE="submit" CLASS='button' VALUE="Search" TITLE = "Partial Match Search by Selected Field">
>
><INPUT TYPE="submit" CLASS='button'
>     ONCLICK="navigate('REZ://ExactMatch')"
>	 TITLE = "Exact Match Search by Selected Field"
>     VALUE="Exact Match" ID="btnExactMatch">
>
></FORM><BR>

>
>There are two problems so far.
>
>1. I added an ExactMatch button and I want it to behave the same way as Search button. So, I need to be able to read txtSearch and cboSearchOptions values back in the procedure that performs the action. I also want to be able to tell if the action was initiated by a Search button or by Exact Match button.
>
>So, this is my first problem - I don't know if this is OK to have 2 submit buttons or not and if not, how else should I pass the txtSearch and cboSearchOptions values back?
>
>2. My other little problem is display. I want the Exact Match button to be right below the Search button in my HTML. I am not sure how to get this too.
>
>Thanks a lot in advance.