One Form, Two Submits, How?

I have one form which is a dropdown which is a list of basically images

I want one submit to take me to the page that edits the image and the other submit for me to remove the image

how can I implement this?

 

Haven't done this for a while so can't provide a hard, concrete example, but I believe the way I did something similar was to:
1) create a hidden form field
2) add an onclick handler to the submit button/s that sets a known value into the hidden form field before actually doing the submit.

That way the target file will be able to look at the hidden field and determine what was clicked.

 

Have your Submit actually do the submitting, and have your dropdown list have an onChange event which uses javascript to redirect to another page with a querystring of this.value. Then redirect to referer. So you only need one actual submit function

 

Easy just create two buttons:

submit1 and submit2

when the form is processed check for either $_POST['submit1'] == 'whatever you named it' or $_POST['submit2'] == 'whatever you named it'.

Edit: Since both values will be sent, you will need to check for the X/Y values (how to do that, I have no idea, but I know its how its done ).

Peace,