Jeromy Evans wrote:
>
> No, that's not supported. It would have to append the parameters to
> the query string or create post parameters after the specific submit
> button is pressed. That would need to be implemented using a
> javascript listener attached to the click or submit event. It's a
> nice idea though.
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I should add that the action and method attributes of <submit> work by
appending the action or method value into the name/value of the <input>
for the submit button. The selected submit button's name/value are one
of the submitted form's parameters. Embedding an arbitrary number of
params into the name/value of the submit would not be as elegant.
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