Re: Form, Multiple Action Pages

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Thank you!

I thought I was missing something. :)

I was stuck into thinking I neded to use a form.

And I overlooked the simple solution.

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Stephen

On 2019-06-10 7:14 p.m., Weydson Lima wrote:
Do you have some code to share? It really depends on how you are creating these menu items. If you're using anchor elements ("A"), you can just point a menu item to a php file. For example:

<a href="settings.php">Settings</a>

Wey

On 6/10/19 6:24 AM, Stephen wrote:
I am building a Control Panel for my web site.

First page is a menu. I want each menu selection to be handled by a different PHP file.

I can do that by making every menu item a distinct form. But that seems clumsy.

Is there a better way?






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