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    Resolved Retrieve form submitter - [Resolved]

    I have a page web with 2 ways to submit the data.

    The first one is attach with a select box with the 'onChange' events
    the other is with a submit button

    I would like to know which one was use (the select box or the bubmit button) with php code.
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    Last edited by Megistal; Jun 21st, 2005 at 05:45 PM.

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    Re: Retrieve form submitter

    It makes no difference to PHP how you have submitted the form. The end result is always the same. However, I would advise that you include a submit button too, as the onchange event relies on Javascript being enabled.
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    Re: Retrieve form submitter

    It makes no difference to PHP how you have submitted the form. The end result is always the same
    So I must conclude that we can't determine which one submitted the php validation file isn't it?

    Thanks for the answer, I'll look for a turn around for my problem.

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