I currently have two forms doing two separate actions.
One form subscribes a user to a mailchimp list. The other allows a user to submit their cv.
However I have two submit buttons, one for each action. I want to condense this down to just one submit.
Here is my jsfiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/GSVY8/
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The end result should be that on submission the CV should be sent to me, and then the form for mailchimp should be submitted.
Any ideas would be much appreciated.
Cheers, Matt
You are using two different actions, so you need to different forms! Without the tag, the input button is useless anyway!
Validate the form in both client-side and server-side
So just wrap each submit button in a different form with a different action/validation and you're done!
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Currently, I am using google form in my landing page but I want to use multiple google forms in the same landing page. Is it possible to do and if yes, please tell me how can it be done?
The proper way to do it is to have one form and one submit per page. Two submits per page is just bad UI. The only exception I've seen is having a login form (only username and password) at the top, with a different form at the bottom.
Look up https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Progressive_disclosure, which states that making the user decide which form to fill, is bad.
Having two forms in one page, is not that different from having a single form with multiple submit buttons. Its possible, but not a very good idea.
I am modifying an existing plugin, and it has a form. The perfect place for me to add my code is at the end of the form but before the submit button. I want to add a form that will allow users to enter their credit card info, but nesting my form within the plugin's form is causing problems.
I was wondering if it would be possible for my form nesting to somehow work with AJAX. So basically, I just need 4 input areas (CC#, Exp date, CCV, amount) to be submitted that to Braintree's servers. I need to maintain PCI compliance with anything I do, so is this possible? Is it recommended? If not, what is?
EDIT - I found a question on here that made me wonder if it would be possible to separate the 2 forms but use CSS to make it look like my screenshot. Below is a quote from one of the question's answers.
Why not place the input inside the form, but use CSS to position it elsewhere on the page?
Update - I'm still confused...
It is against the standards to do nested forms like you are thinking. (See this question for more about that: Can you nest html forms?)
That doesn't mean that you can't have the form send data to multiple locations on submit. Register a submit handler for the form with two ajax methods. The first takes the four pieces of data and sends them to your server. The second grabs the rest of the data and sends it to the location specified by the form.
I have tried to make one submit button submit multiple forms using the following resources:
https://www.daniweb.com/web-development/php/threads/255723/two-forms-one-submit-button-hw-does-it-work
https://forums.digitalpoint.com/threads/post-multiple-forms-with-a-single-button-press-with-javascript.2271691/
http://board.phpbuilder.com/showthread.php?10351103-submit-two-forms-with-one-button
When I use any of code from above, I can submit only one of my forms and its always the last one in the list of all form. I believe the problem could be that every form I have is in separate php file and I'm using include 'php/option-type.php' ; to include them in index.php where I also tested codes from above forum.
Combine both forms into one form, and then process the submitted data in a php script, which can then do both actions needed.
Can you give a little more information about the two forms, and what is each submit supposed to do? Then I'll be able to elaborate on my answer.
I don't really know how to explain this one very well so here we go.
I am trying to implement the Stripe payment button on my page. When the submit button is click, the JS validates the users input. That said, I do not have access to the JS file.
I am trying to add the ability for users to choose weather to pay by check (in which the stripe form elements disappear and other appear related to paying by check).The problem is, when the user selects to pay by check and click submit, the validation checks for the stripe form are run, they of corse fail and the submit action is aborted.
So how, when the user selects check, can I disable the Stripe actions?
Thank you in advance for any help.
You should have different forms for the different payment methods, so that the Stripe form doesn't think it is being submitted.
Here's my guess as to how you could disable the listeners, anyway:
$("#payment-form").unbind('submit');
You have a couple different options. One would be to work with the event handlers in javascript when the user chooses to pay by check. Another option (probably simpler) option would be to have 2 submit buttons and show and hide them depending on how the user intends to pay.
I wonder if anyone can advise? I have a JSP which contains two forms, both of which are mapped to the same servlet on the server.
Everything seems fine although when I submit one form, a necessary piece of data entered on the other form is not being submitted at the same time.
The first form is used to add or delete the address of an RSS feed. As there may be several addresses on the page, a table is used to store them. Each cell of the table contains a form like this for deletion:
<form action = "<c:url value = '/deleteRSSFeed?rssFeedURL=${rssFeedURL}' />" method = "post">
<input type = "image" src = "${imageFileURL}myApp_rightArrow.png" />
<input name = "writeWordcloud" type = "hidden" value = "true" />
</form>
And there is another form for adding a feed.
The situation is that upon submission of either of these forms, a wordcloud must be redrawn on the page. But the wordcloud's settings are contained in the other form.
As it not possible for me to merge the forms, can anyone tell me if I can share data betwen forms in HTML? Or better yet, is it possible to submit one form, and have this action submit the second form?
At this point, it is not practical for me to have the forms served by different servlets.
Thanks
Mr Morgan
By using Javascript (or better, jQuery), you can have hidden fields in one form get the other form's fields values before submitting.
Update
This fiddle shows the code you need: http://jsfiddle.net/MqsK8/1/
You should probably use a single form, and have the server-side script perform both actions.
Depending on your scenario, you may want to have two submit buttons for different tasks; the server can check which button was clicked.
It would if you can provide detail of what you are trying to do. You can use Javascript to add elements to DOM but again all of this will depend on your use-case.