Two forms on one page

[Anon]

I have two different search forms on one page each with only one field (the search box) and a submit button. The problem is that when you enter a search string into the second form, it processes the first form! I can't seem to get it to process correctly.

No, the two forms are not embedded within one another, the <form> tags are completely separate.

Yes, they each post to a different place.

Any ideas? Why can't I have two different forms on one page?

Thanks!
cw

[Anon]

Hmm... I've done multiple forms on pages before and had no problems. Do the forms have distinct names?

[Anon]

&lt;form action="search.php"> Form One &lt;/form>

&lt;form action="search.php"> Form Two&lt;/form>

I think that solves your problem.

[Anon]

Laguna, I'm not sure what you are suggesting. This is basically what the two forms look like, except that they call different pages (the first form calls search.php, the second calls searchG.php).

cw

[Anon]

Can you post your HTML so I can see it?

[Anon]

Fixed! Found out that my co-worker did not put the </form> tag to close off the first form (supplied by an include). DUH. Its working beautifully now!

THANKS!!!
cw

[Anon]

🙂 Cool!