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i am having three forms one after the other in a jsp/html page. first form contains 2 textboxes, and second form contains two text boxes, third contains a a textbox and submit button, if u click the submit button, all the three form r to be submitted.


thanks in advance

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If all three forms are to be submitted and you only have one submit button, why are you using three forms not one?
 
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hi,

i support Paul Sturrock comments...but still if u want to submit...

u can go ahead with

document.firstformname.submit();
document.secondformname.submit();
document.thirdformname.submit();

all the 3 forms gets submited....
 
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Originally posted by krishnaraj sg:

document.firstformname.submit();
document.secondformname.submit();
document.thirdformname.submit();

all the 3 forms gets submited....


As soon as the first one gets submitted, the browser stops executing.

I think a better approach would be to rethink your design.
Why do you need the fields to be in three different forms?
 
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Moved to HTML/Javascript.
 
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