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RE: Using POST action in an html form.
~Justin Minluternivu 15.Oct.03 06:50 PM a Web browser
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Let's start with the HTML. First, you need to make sure that the Domino form has been completed before your form starts (Domino will generate a <form> tag even in read mode). Start, then, with:

</form>
<form name="myHtmlForm" method="post" action="the agent URL">

**** Form Contents ****

</form>
<form>

The final </form><form> pair is just there to make sure that there are no unintended contents when the form is submitted or validated. You can submit the form using either a submit button (<input type="submit" name="submit" value="Submit">) or by using JavaScript:

document.forms['myHtmlForm'].submit() OR document.forms[1].submit()




Using POST action in an html form. (~Sean Asareverj... 14.Oct.03)
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