EXAMPLE: (I know you can't use "value" with the "a" tag, but bear with me for illustration purposes in this pseudo-code)
<form name="theForm">
<input type="text" name="title"> <!-- etc with the fields -->
<input type=text name="formInput"> <a href="javascript:document.theForm.submit();" name="parent" value="23">Auditing Home</a> <a href="javascript:document.theForm.submit();" name="parent" value="17">Finance Home</a> <a href="javascript:document.theForm.submit();" name="parent" value="122">Planning Home</a> <a href="javascript:document.theForm.submit();" name="parent" value="231">Tax Home</a>
</form>
When the admin clicks on one of the "parent" hyperlinks, the form is submitted with (in this example) (say they click on the "Tax Home" link) the values: $title == [whatever the user types into the text field] $parent == 231
How do I get this $parent value from the html page??
Instead of calling theForm.submit(), all another function that sets a form variable before submitting the form.
<a href="javascript:mysubmit(231);">Tax Home</a>
<script>
function mysubmit(var)
{
document.theForm.parent.value = var;
document.theForm.submit();
}
</script>"parent" might be a reserved word, so watch out for that. I'm no JS wiz, but I think that's something along the lines of what you want to do. You basically use JS to add a form element based upon what link was clicked.
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