_browser_out and two Submit options?

[Erin O'Reilly]

Hi,
I posted this question earlier, but I didn't ask it correctly, so I'm going
to try again.

I am using a perl form to create a multiple page form.
So, currently, I am using the <input type="hidden" name="_browser_out"
value="prc_2.html"> to direct my submit button to the next page.

However, I want to present the user with two submit options - one will take
the user to the prc_2.html page and one that will take the user to the
prc_3.html page.

I think I can use javascript to accomplish this, but I can't figure out
exactly how.

Thanks,

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Erin

[Jonathan Stowe]

Erin O'Reilly <ore...@erinoreilly.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> I posted this question earlier, but I didn't ask it correctly, so I'm going
> to try again.
>
> I am using a perl form to create a multiple page form.
> So, currently, I am using the <input type="hidden" name="_browser_out"
> value="prc_2.html"> to direct my submit button to the next page.
>
> However, I want to present the user with two submit options - one will take
> the user to the prc_2.html page and one that will take the user to the
> prc_3.html page.
>

That's fine. Just give the two submit buttons a different name and values
and that will passed as a parameter to your program - you will then use
your program logic to redirect to the correct page.

/J\
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