Submitting multiple forms with one Submit button?

I'm working to create a web app for the iphone and am using
an apple developed css within an html page. In doing so I have
created three forms within the single page and would like to submit
them simultaneously with one submit. I've looked and tried a few
javascripts but nothing has worked thus far. All three forms call
the same action (php).
Is this possible using js or another function?

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>I'm working to create a web app for the iphone and am
using an apple developed
>css within an html page. In doing so I have created three
forms within the
>single page and would like to submit them simultaneously
with one submit. I've
>looked and tried a few javascripts but nothing has worked
thus far. All three
>forms call the same action (php).
>
> Is this possible using js or another function?
Make it a single form.
Micha

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> Using Dreamweaver CS3 I've created a page that basically
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> it.
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> information regarding the same customer).
>
> Right now there's a "submit" button underneath each
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>
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> "submit"
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>
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> on
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>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
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>I have a form in Dreamweaver CS3, using ASP VBScript and
an Access
>database.
> When submitted, the form inserts a record into the table
CountDate01. The
> record comes from a hidden field that gets its value
from a field within
> that
> same table. There is no other data entered by the user
in any other form
> fields. The info the form submits comes from:
> rsDate1Avail.Fields.Item("Date01").Value
>
> I would like if the same Submit button could also update
a record in a
> second
> table (registrants) at the same time. I would like to
submit the same info
> that
> comes from the hidden field to the second table. So it
would be two
> actions
> occurring that both insert and update in 2 different
tables from one
> submit
> button. Is this possible?
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No, wait, the
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