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Hi,<br />
I have a standard for with standard HTML submit buttons etc.<br />
When the page is loaded as a standalone page then showing these buttons is fine. I have made the script so only the form is loaded into a modal window, without the rest. In the modal &nbsp;window the buttons are set using Jquery parameters. <br />
What I would like to be able to do is load any form using the same script, but where it finds a html button in the form it replaces it with a modal window button and if its a submit button then it should submit when clicked. It should also hide the html buttons that its replacing.<br />
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The reason why I am trying to achieve this, is so I can re-use the same javascript to open any forms that are requested, rather than creating a function for each form and having to set up the buttons for each one.<br />
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Cheers<br />
John
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Hi,
I have a standard for with standard HTML submit buttons etc.
When the page is loaded as a standalone page then showing these buttons is fine. I have made the script so only the form is loaded into a modal window, without the rest. In the modal  window the buttons are set using Jquery parameters. 
What I would like to be able to do is load any form using the same script, but where it finds a html button in the form it replaces it with a modal window button and if its a submit button then it should submit when clicked. It should also hide the html buttons that its replacing.

The reason why I am trying to achieve this, is so I can re-use the same javascript to open any forms that are requested, rather than creating a function for each form and having to set up the buttons for each one.

Cheers
John

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