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If you use this javascript link:<br />
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javascript: document.form1.submit();<br />
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The form should submit correctly. &nbsp;Make sure to replace form1 with the name of your form.<br />
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Hope this helps.
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If you use this javascript link:

javascript: document.form1.submit();

The form should submit correctly.  Make sure to replace form1 with the name of your form.

Hope this helps.

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Hello all,<br />
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I have an HTML form which I'm processing with PHP, and I'm checking if the form has been submitted using if(isset($_POST['submit'])<wbr />), and if the form has not been submitted i throw up an error message and kill the script. My problem is that as well as using my normal submit button (&lt;input type=&quot;submit&quot; name=&quot;submit&quot; id=&quot;submit&quot; value=&quot;Submit Form&quot; /&gt;) I would like to use a link with javascript to submit the form. I have my javascript as document.getElementById('f<wbr />orm_name')<wbr />.submit();<wbr /> but if I use the javascript to submit the form, PHP responds with the error message. If I remove my if(isset($_POST['submit'])<wbr />) conditional, everything is fine, but ideally I would like this in place.<br />
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How do I solve this?<br />
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Many Thanks, Adam.
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Hello all,

I have an HTML form which I'm processing with PHP, and I'm checking if the form has been submitted using if(isset($_POST['submit'])), and if the form has not been submitted i throw up an error message and kill the script. My problem is that as well as using my normal submit button (<input type="submit" name="submit" id="submit" value="Submit Form" />) I would like to use a link with javascript to submit the form. I have my javascript as document.getElementById('form_name').submit(); but if I use the javascript to submit the form, PHP responds with the error message. If I remove my if(isset($_POST['submit'])) conditional, everything is fine, but ideally I would like this in place.

How do I solve this?

Many Thanks, Adam.

Cannot use PHP's if(isset()) if form submitted with Javascript

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