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Posted on 19-02-07 18:12
Okay....so i have a login on my site that displays on all pages, but some pages have their own forms, so if i try to log in from that page, it submittes to both forms....
any way to deal with this other than not having the login on that page?

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Posted on 19-02-07 18:13
How about some example code to go with the question?
Would be a lot easier to help then shotgun troubleshooting.



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Posted on 19-02-07 18:21
uh.....

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<form method=POST>
<input name=username>
<input type=submit>

.....more html code for the page
<?php
include("emailform.php");
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emailform.php:
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<form method=POST>
<input name=mail>
<input type=submit>

....code to process this






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Posted on 19-02-07 18:26
Have you closed the form tag?

Is the code compliant?

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Posted on 19-02-07 18:34
heh....forgot to close the form. thanks Smile

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Posted on 19-02-07 18:57
Didn't Firefox register an error (like it does on HBH)

HBH really need to sort out quirks mode



Edited by on 19-02-07 18:57