Thanks for the reply Simon. Could you please send me sample code?
Einar
>Hi
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>Yes I believe so because I often use a Select control to change the form action so I assume you can do the same with a button. You simply set the action property to what you want in the onclick event of the button.
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>Simon
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>>Considder the following html-code (from activeVFP demo)
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>><form method="POST" action="/avfpdemo2/Default.asp?action=vfpscript">
>><input type="text" name="txtCompany" value="" size="20">
>><input type="Submit" value=" Get Customers">
>></form>
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>>On submit the page calls itself, but this time oRequest.Form("txtCompany") is not .null. it is whatever you typed into the textbox. This is great and it works good.
>>My question is: Is there a way to change the action string to something else when the submitt button is pressed?
>>Lets say I entered: EINAR into the textbox and his submit. Is there a way that the page would redirect me to:
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>>/avfpdemo2/Default.asp?action=vfpscript&company=EINAR"
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>>This would be like passing a parameter to the next page instead of grabing a parameter from the previous page.
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>>Does this make any sense? Is it better to grab the value from the previous page?
>>I assume some javascript code would be nessesary to accomplish what I want. Has anyone ever done anything like this before?
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>>Einar