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7.4

Submitting a Form

Asked by venky1981 in Miscellaneous Web Development

I have an HTML which has a submit button on it. For some weird reason.......the page stopeed responding to
the button click.however when i created another form in the same HTML page
and put the button on that form it started working fine. I also tried keeping
the button on the same form and used javascript to submit my form.but even that isnt working
it gives me an error "Object expected"

my code:
<script language=javascript>

function lfnsubmit()
{
document.test.action="example.asp"
document.test.submit()
}
</script>

now the html part of the code

<form name=test method=get>
<input type=submit name=reload value="reload" onclick="javascript:lfnsubmit()">

the above code gives me an error "Object Expected"


please help

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