On 14.05.2008, at 13:54, Mike Schrag wrote:
It should. The javascript is only adjusting the display:none or
otherwise.
Wait, so you're saying it's display:none and you're making NO
structural changes to the form on the server side and it's still
being passed a null? I'm calling shenanigans :) That doesn't make
sense at all.
How about losing the Javascript and give the checkbox an
onchange=this.form.submit(). You could check if only the
checkbox changed and use a conditional to present the different form.
This way server-side and client-side structure
would be in sync all the time.
The alternative is to use more Javascript to fill a hidden form value
with "company" or "user" and evaluate the request
based on that.
Simon
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