RE: Dynamically choosing CGI file based on form output

Mike Martin wrote: : I am trying not to go this route because I want to keep the : subsidiary files as self-contained as possible : : There are four files at present which are around 600 lines, : which I think is a sensible size. These all do a specific job : which can be linked together. : :

RE: Dynamically choosing CGI file based on form output

Mike Martin wrote: : I have the following code which should : : 1. Give user a choice of actions : 2. Based on these go to the specified script : : I have the following issues : : 1. The Submit button needs clicking twice after selection The first time the script through the 'select'

RE: Dynamically choosing CGI file based on form output

Charles K. Clarkson wrote: : The first time the script through the 'select' field is empty Whoopsie! The first time through the script the 'select' field is empty -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Dynamically choosing CGI file based on form output

I have the following code which should 1. Give user a choice of actions 2. Based on these go to the specified script I have the following issues 1. The Submit button needs clicking twice after selection 2. Only one value can be chosen, to choose another the form must be reloaded from scratch

RE: Dynamically choosing CGI file based on form output

Mike Martin wrote: : I have the following code which should : : 1. Give user a choice of actions : 2. Based on these go to the specified script : : I have the following issues : : 1. The Submit button needs clicking twice after selection : 2. Only one value can be chosen, to choose another the