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Re: post back doesn't work
On Tue, 22 Jul 2003 20:01:44 -0400, "shimonsim@talamus.com"
<estshim@att.net> wrote:
I bet you have somewhere in that form an html submit button that has>Hi
>I have a form that has two checkbox that I need to PostBack the event. I set
>it up but the browser says that script is wrong and points on
>theform.submit() - object doesn't have this method.
>Where could be the problem? I even don't know even where to start.
>Thanks, Shimon.
>
the name 'submit'... I figured this out just a few days back when it
happened to me.
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shimonsim@talamus.com #2 Re: post back doesn't work
You are the men!
Thanks a lot.
"Wickwack" <wickwack2003@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:l0orhvgjaqq451ik4o1v2o1ftfr2i0nfci@4ax.com...set> On Tue, 22 Jul 2003 20:01:44 -0400, "shimonsim@talamus.com"
> <estshim@att.net> wrote:
>> >Hi
> >I have a form that has two checkbox that I need to PostBack the event. I>> >it up but the browser says that script is wrong and points on
> >theform.submit() - object doesn't have this method.
> >Where could be the problem? I even don't know even where to start.
> >Thanks, Shimon.
> >
> I bet you have somewhere in that form an html submit button that has
> the name 'submit'... I figured this out just a few days back when it
> happened to me.
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