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Are u trying to have your <form ..></form> within a already existing <form..></form> block. If yes it will not work.
Crude but easy soln : Next to your Submit Button include this:
<input type="button" value="Cancel"
onclick="parent.location='http://www.gossamer-threads.com'" />
replace gossamer-threads.com with your url
BTW, if you use Reset button
<input type="reset" value="Reset" name="reset" class="submit" />
Say on modify.htm it wouldn't clear the contents. It would just clear any thing that you typed extra. But it will not work on any WYSIWYG editor being used in textareas i suppose.
Give it a try
Yes, I was trying to nest the form within a form... not supported, I guess.
I was unsure of the use of JavaScript (onclick)... I've been wondering if many people are in the habit of turning it off like they often do cookies.
I wasn't sure how Reset would look... and didn't want to scare anyone who clicked it, but I really want them to be able to have a bail-out option (one staffer has been begging me to allow a person to log off from that page, but I'd rather not dig into that hornet's nest).
I'll try your onclick idea. Thanks.
Alan Frayer
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