Form inside a form

[mitchw_17]

Can you insert a form inside a form?? Reason I ask is, I want the user to be able to click on a button located within the form and be took to a seperate page

[Masna]

I'm a bit confused...are you trying to submit some variables in a form, to another form? If so, just do it as you regularly would, but implement the $_POST array of variables into the second form, as hiddens if need be.

[mitchw_17]

No, not passing variables through to another form. What I want is the user to click on a button in the form and be redirected to another page. I have tried the onClick button but still doesn't work

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I'm a bit confused...are you trying to submit some variables in a form, to another form? If so, just do it as you regularly would, but implement the $_POST array of variables into the second form, as hiddens if need be.
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[Zane]

[!--quoteo--][div class=\'quotetop\']QUOTE[/div][div class=\'quotemain\'][!--quotec--]I want the user to be able to click on a button located within the form and be took to a seperate page[/quote]
are you talking about having two separate submit buttons?
I couldn't think of any reason to have a nested form, seems kinda redundant....only reason I could think of is if you wanted to make a certain field mandatory which can be done with a CGI/Javascript anyway.

[hitman6003]

Inside your form use this:

[code]<input type="button" value="clicky" onclick="javascript: window.location.href='someotherpage.php'">[/code]