[shavei7]

hey all..
this is what i'm trying to do..
i have a login page (login.php)
i want that when you click the SUBMIT button, it goes to a function instead of a php page...

this is LOGIN.php

<?php
<form name="form_login">
<input type="submit" onClick="document.form_login.action='TEST.php';doc ument.form_login.TEST();">
</form>
?>

this is TEST.php

<?php function TEST() {
echo 'TEST TEST TEST TEST';
} ?>

is what i'm trying to do possible? i know i'm missing something in the code...

[imehesz]

try this:

PHP Code:

<form name="form_login">
<input type="submit" onClick="location.href='TEST.php';">
</form> 


[shavei7]

what i want is that it will call the function not the page.

i'm going to put common functions in a single php file (in this case i'll call it TEST.php). and this specific form will only need to run the TEST() function from TeST.php will contains several other functions... any ideas??

[imehesz]

back at ya,

ok, now i know what you'd like to do however:
"It is not possible to directly call a php function from JavaScript"

why can't you just call a .php file instead?

[shavei7]

i found a way to work around this hehehe thanks anyways! :)

[Ankita]

Try
$p =& $_POST;
instead of using function write code with in if condition
if($p['name of button'])
{
}