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Subject: RE: Unique html name, id, and for form fields
From: "Touchtel" <omprakashv@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 11 May 2005 21:31:23 +0530
touchtel mail
    Hi,
        Haven't had the chance to go through your mail fully. But your
requirement is usually handled in the following way. Have a different form
with a distinct name for each action for e.g your form for the Approved
action would be called "ApprovedForm" etc and each select box would be a
part of that form. Then in the onClick event of your 'Go' button, you submit
the form. I know this can be done in java and Iam sure there is a way to do
this in ASP.NET. I presume you are using .NET since you call your form
action as transform.aspx.  But that would not be an XSLT question per se so
if you'd like more help on that you can mail me off-list and I will try and
help you. This should simplify your problem quite a bit if it is possible
for you to adopt this approach.

 Also, you have value/names like "status_table_2:ac_request_1:action_list_3"
etc which Iam not sure is allowed. The ":" is a reserved word used to
specify namespaces in xml documents and using  that as part of your field
names  could (will :->) throw your parser out of gear I think.

  Cheers,
   Omprakash.V

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