Submitting two forms in one click

[paratge]

Hi,

I'm updating one form in an iframe, with another in a main page. That
works fine, th probliem is how to submit two forms with one click.

For now i get an error "permission denied" how can i fix this ?

Thanks for your help

 

[Daz]

Hi,

I'm updating one form in an iframe, with another in a main page. That
works fine, th probliem is how to submit two forms with one click.

For now i get an error "permission denied" how can i fix this ?

Thanks for your help

Can we see the script in the correct context?

 

[Daz]

Hi,

I'm updating one form in an iframe, with another in a main page. That
works fine, th probliem is how to submit two forms with one click.

For now i get an error "permission denied" how can i fix this ?

Thanks for your help

My recommendation would be to either use Ajax:
This way you can send the data and validate it behind the scenes,
meaning it can be quicker and less intensive on the server. This is
quite easy to acheive, and feels fantastic to use, but is not widley
supported by all browsers.

Or, only submit 1 form:
The form can be created on the fly, and you can set hidden inputs to
the values your other forms contain, before submitting it.

My question, however, is why you have two forms? Why do you not just
have them both as one, it would certainly make more sense, and I can't
think of any reason why you'd want more than one form per page, but my
brain is broken.

 

[Daz]

Hi,

I'm updating one form in an iframe, with another in a main page. That
works fine, th probliem is how to submit two forms with one click.

For now i get an error "permission denied" how can i fix this ?

Thanks for your help

Sorry, I misread your post.

The access denied error is caused because you are trying to access
data in an iframe that's from another domain. There is a work around
for it, I just don't know exactly what it is. The reason it's not
allowed, is so that you can't use your script to transmit potentially
sensitive data from another site, that a user has entered, to your
own, such as credit card information. I recommend you google the term
"javascript rpc cross domain", and see what comes up.

All the best.

Daz.

 

[paratge]

My recommendation would be to either use Ajax:
This way you can send the data and validate it behind the scenes,
meaning it can be quicker and less intensive on the server. This is
quite easy to acheive, and feels fantastic to use, but is not widley
supported by all browsers.

Or, only submit 1 form:
The form can be created on the fly, and you can set hidden inputs to
the values your other forms contain, before submitting it.

My question, however, is why you have two forms? Why do you not just
have them both as one, it would certainly make more sense, and I can't
think of any reason why you'd want more than one form per page, but my
brain is broken.

That's right you need an explaination :
The web site i'm building allows merchants to order parts and others
things. In function of their activity, the order form of a supplier is
called in an iframe. Thus, i must keep informations to control, and
send order to the supplier in one shot.
But in fact, it's not my own will, just the one of my customer...