HTML doesn't support nested forms. In other words,
<form...>
<form...>
<input...>
</form>
</form>is invalid HTML. The browsers likely just ignore the second FORM tag and treat it as one big form. But there no guarantees of that behavior.
Frank W. Zammetti wrote:
At least in IE:
projectForm.estStaffCost.value
...will get the value of the textfield. In fact, looking in the DOM inspector in Firefox, it is true there too. Seems "nested forms" is a bit of a misnomer... seems the elements of the second form show up in the object tree of the first.
-- Neil Erdwien, [EMAIL PROTECTED], Web Technologies Manager Computing and Network Services, Kansas State University
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