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ginsengdesign · 03-02-2005, 11:01

simply:

Can I put two action="" commands into a form tag?

complex:

I'm trying to send a form to a database and a send the user a response email. I have the .aspx script to send the email and I have the frontpage created (*shudder*) webbot database functions. I would create it all in dreamweaver but am having problems with the windows XP Pro SP2 and dreamweaver conflict, that so far has not been fixed on either macromedia or microsoft's end. So, basically I'm wodering if i can call the webbot action and my aspx script from the form tag on submit? Thanks!

Stickman · 03-02-2005, 11:11

Simply:

No. Send to a script that'll do both things.

ginsengdesign · 03-02-2005, 11:16

bummer. kind of what i was expecting. hoping there might be a miricle cure or something. guess i'll have to keep studying aspx...ugh.

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ginsengdesign web padawan Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: ponte vedra Posts: 16	Can you have two "actions" in a form tag? simply: Can I put two action="" commands into a form tag? complex: I'm trying to send a form to a database and a send the user a response email. I have the .aspx script to send the email and I have the frontpage created (shudder) webbot database functions. I would create it all in dreamweaver but am having problems with the windows XP Pro SP2 and dreamweaver conflict, that so far has not been fixed on either macromedia or microsoft's end. So, basically I'm wodering if i can call the webbot action and my aspx script from the form tag on submit? Thanks!

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Stickman Dr. Lucien Sanchez Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: UK Posts: 5,572	Simply: No. Send to a script that'll do both things.

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ginsengdesign web padawan Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: ponte vedra Posts: 16	bummer. kind of what i was expecting. hoping there might be a miricle cure or something. guess i'll have to keep studying aspx...ugh.

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