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What replaced "onSubmit" for forms in XHTML 1.0? by shorty822006-03-30 18:26:40
  Some more form help requested. by shorty822006-11-19 12:55:59
    Which bit isn't working? by fudje2006-03-30 19:02:06
      All I know is that I click "Submit" by shorty822006-03-30 19:04:08
        As I suspected, by fudje2006-03-30 19:07:40
          Neither work. (n/t) by shorty822006-03-30 19:10:40
            Case sensitivity again. by bwkaz2006-03-30 19:11:45
              Also, you need id="whatever" attributes on your fo by bwkaz2006-03-30 19:13:43
                Still doesn't work and the W3C validator by shorty822006-03-30 19:19:05
                  You gave the same id to two different elements. (n/t) by bwkaz2006-03-30 19:19:36
                    Yeah, because both elements are part of by shorty822006-03-30 19:22:56
                      But in {X,}HTML, two different tags CAN'T have the by bwkaz2006-03-30 19:26:46
                        It's standard by fudje2006-03-30 19:33:54
                          Ah, I only looked at level 1 HTML. by bwkaz2006-03-30 19:40:09
                            Whoops, I meant "this sentence in the HTMLCollecti by bwkaz 2006-03-30 19:41:25
on interface definition (which is also in Level 1 HTML):"

Forgot that last part about the HTMLCollection interface; it's probably hard to figure out what I'm talking about without that. ;-)
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                              names always return a NodeList, by fudje2006-03-30 19:49:25
                                There is? Hmm. by bwkaz2006-03-30 19:58:08

 

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