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Is this possible?
I have a page that has many forms.
At the top of the page I have a form with two fields: Name and Address. If the user pushes the button it adds/updates the db. I then have a table at the bottom of that page that each row shows all the records in the db but each row is a seperate form form1 form2 form3 etc.. Is it possible to have an on click event for each button populate the top form based on the values in one of the forms at the bottom? Thanks. |
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Sorry but (taken from New users - HOW TO POST A QUESTION ):
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