Hi,
  1. With HTML button:
     Create a HTML button as below:
     <input type=button name=btnX onclick="javascript:fnSubmit()">
     Create a javascript function to handle the event:
     <script language=javascript>
        function fncSubmit()
          {
              document.form1.action="Y.aspx";
              document.form1.method="post";
              document.form1.submit();
          }

     </script>

   2. With server control button:
      Create a server button as below:
      <asp:button id="btnX" runat = server>
      In page onload of page(X.aspx.vb) write below code
      btnX.Attributes("OnClick")="fncSubmit;"

      where fncSubmit is the javascript function mentioned earlier.

      Now it should be clear to u. Let me know if u have any query
      
      Ramprasad


> Tnx for responce:
Can u send me a example, I couldnt figured out!
Hovik.
----- Original Message -----
From: "ramprasad upadhyaya" <rpu_forum@y...>
To: "ASPX_Professional" <aspx_professional@p...>
Sent: Thursday, October 10, 2002 9:39 AM
Subject: [aspx_professional] Re: Form Submit



 Hi,
     No...  runat server means the form will be processed at server. But 
still u can
submit to other pages by using javascript function..
    1. Put a button which is html button(<input type=button>). on click 
write a
function and submit to any page u want.        OR....
    2. Put a server button(<asp:button>) . on page on load of code behind 
call a
javascrpt to do submitting..
   If u have any doubt mail me back.

Ramprasad


 Hovik Melkomian wrote:Hi there:
As I got, we cant submit form to other page if the Form is ranat="server"

Is it right?!
Hovik.



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