JS Control Form Form Action whereabouts

http://blog.csdn.net/w709854369/article/details/6261624

I do not know if we have encountered this situation, when we submit a form, it may be due to different parameters to be submitted to a different action address. Then we can use JS to achieve this function.
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Submit the same content to a different page
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2. <mce:script type="Text/javascript" ><!--
4. function Insertstu () {
6. document.getElementById (' MyForm '). Action = "Ctl.jsp?op=insert";
8. document.getElementById ("MyForm"). Submit ();
10. }
14. function Deletestu () {
16. document.getElementById (' MyForm '). Action = "Ctl.jsp?op=delete";
18. document.getElementById ("MyForm"). Submit ();
20. }
24. function Modifystu () {
26. document.getElementById (' MyForm '). Action = "Ctl.jsp?op=modify";
28. document.getElementById ("MyForm"). Submit ();
30. }
34. function Selectstu () {
36. document.getElementById (' MyForm '). Action = "Ctl.jsp?op=select";
38. document.getElementById ("MyForm"). Submit ();
40. }
44. T;</mce:script>

<form id= "MyForm" action= "" method= "POST" >

<input type= "button" Name= "Qurray" value= "Query" onclick= "Selectstu ()"/>
<input type= "button" Name= "Updata" value= "Modify" onclick= "Modifystu ()"/>
<input type= "button" value= "Add" onclick= "Insertstu ()"/>
<input type= "button" Name= "del" value= "delete" onclick= "Deletestu ()"/>

</form>

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You can also write the JS statement directly in the onclick of the input button:

<form name= "Form1" action= "" >
<input type= "button" value= "Action1" onclick= "form1.action= ' 1 '; Form1.submit ();" >
<input type= "button" value= "Action2" onclick= "form1.action= ' 2 '; Form1.submit ();" >
</form>

JS Control Form Form Action whereabouts