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This is only updating my form actions for the first variable, not the second, does this need to be written differently? 
 
&lt;script type=&quot;text/javascript&quot;&gt; 
function update10() 
{ 
 
document.getElementById(&quot;10Preview&quot;).action = 'PropertyApp/viewtemplate.cfm?code=code10&amp;FloorplanID=' + document.form10.FloorplanID.value; + '&amp;theme=' + document.form10.theme.value; 
 
document.getElementById(&quot;10PDF&quot;).action = 'PropertyApp/pdftemplate.cfm?code=code10&amp;FloorplanID=' + document.form10.FloorplanID.value; + '&amp;theme=' + document.form10.theme.value; 
 
document.getElementById(&quot;10Email&quot;).action = 'PropertyApp/email_form_template.cfm?code=code10&amp;FloorplanID=' + document.form10.FloorplanID.value; + '&amp;theme=' + document.form10.theme.value; 
 
document.getElementById(&quot;10WebFlyer&quot;).action = '/flyers/WebFlyer_Apt.cfm?ID=#Userinfo.id#&amp;code=code10&amp;FloorplanID=' + document.form10.FloorplanID.value; + '&amp;theme=' + document.form10.theme.value; 
 
return; 
} 
 
&lt;/script&gt;
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This is only updating my form actions for the first variable, not the second, does this need to be written differently?

<script type="text/javascript">
function update10()
{

document.getElementById("10Preview").action = 'PropertyApp/viewtemplate.cfm?code=code10&FloorplanID=' + document.form10.FloorplanID.value; + '&theme=' + document.form10.theme.value;

document.getElementById("10PDF").action = 'PropertyApp/pdftemplate.cfm?code=code10&FloorplanID=' + document.form10.FloorplanID.value; + '&theme=' + document.form10.theme.value;

document.getElementById("10Email").action = 'PropertyApp/email_form_template.cfm?code=code10&FloorplanID=' + document.form10.FloorplanID.value; + '&theme=' + document.form10.theme.value;

document.getElementById("10WebFlyer").action = '/flyers/WebFlyer_Apt.cfm?ID=#Userinfo.id#&code=code10&FloorplanID=' + document.form10.FloorplanID.value; + '&theme=' + document.form10.theme.value;

return;
}

</script>

How to add multiple Javascript Variables together

This is only updating my form actions for the first variable, not the second, does this need to be written differently?

&lt;script type=&quot;text/javascript&quot;&gt;
function update10()
{

document.getElementById(&quot;10Preview&quot;).action = &#39;PropertyApp/viewtemplate.cfm?code=code10&amp;FloorplanID=&#39; + document.form10.FloorplanID.value; + &#39;&amp;theme=&#39; + document.form10.theme.value;

document.getElementById(&quot;10PDF&quot;).action = &#39;PropertyApp/pdftemplate.cfm?code=code10&amp;FloorplanID=&#39; + document.form10.FloorplanID.value; + &#39;&amp;theme=&#39; + document.form10.theme.value;

document.getElementById(&quot;10Email&quot;).action = &#39;PropertyApp/email_form_template.cfm?code=code10&amp;FloorplanID=&#39; + document.form10.FloorplanID.value; + &#39;&amp;theme=&#39; + document.form10.theme.value;

document.getElementById(&quot;10WebFlyer&quot;).action = &#39;/flyers/WebFlyer_Apt.cfm?ID=#Userinfo.id#&amp;code=code10&amp;FloorplanID=&#39; + document.form10.FloorplanID.value; + &#39;&amp;theme=&#39; + document.form10.theme.value;

return;
}

&lt;/script&gt;

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