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Date: Mon, 22 Sep 2008 13:08:50 -0400
From: Pascal Lalonde <plalonde@auroramsc.com>
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I guess you should be more specific about the problem, what is the theme 
you are using ?

The answer to your question is yes, it is working intuitively, as I use 
it in my own projects.

- Pascal
http://www.cameleon-sporting.com


cpanon wrote:
> Hello 
> I have two non-nested forms, each with their own submit button and separate action destinations.  The problem is when I click the second form the first form always fires.  Should this, primitive, design work as intuitive with each only submitting to the action on the specific form that the submit button is clicked?  tia.
>
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