Hi all, My question regards the best way to control the exit from a form that contains both <input>s and links. I would like to be able to warn the user, when he activates a link, that changes were made and the submit button has not been clicked so that he can take the appropriate decision. I have 2 solutions to this issue: 1- make links to act like submit; but this implicitly saves info that he might not want to; 2- use a JavaScript variable that memorizes any change in <input>s and can be evaluated when the user clicks a link; this means that every entry has to be wired-up for the event. I can live with (2), but I thought maybe there is a better/simpler solution, a global "this page has been modified" attribute that can be checked before switching context and I do not have to wire every input. Any thoughts on this subject would be highly appreciated. Many thanks, Mike B.
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