For instance:

<FORM NAME="signup" ACTION="discountsubmit.html", ACTION="whatever.html?id=bob" METHOD=POST
onSubmit="return verifyEmail(signup.Email.value)">
</FORM>


I know this is incorrect, but the idea is to do the two actions. I would prefer if the second action listed would be silent.

Thanks.

yeah, with php it can be done

Ex:

$redirect_url = "Location: yourdomain.com$_SERVER['query_string']";
header($redirect_url)

can you do multiple actions in one form

No!

You would have to script the actions using server side code.

It would definitely work the best if you did both actions on the following page like Tharaka suggested. You could even have it run one action then redirect to another page where it runs that action too. Either way, it should be pretty easy to accomplish.

Originally Posted by ericson3000

For instance:

<FORM NAME="signup" ACTION="discountsubmit.html", ACTION="whatever.html?id=bob" METHOD=POST
onSubmit="return verifyEmail(signup.Email.value)">
</FORM>


I know this is incorrect, but the idea is to do the two actions. I would prefer if the second action listed would be silent.

Thanks.

sorry this is not possible. You cant place 2 action in a form but our guys are 100% correct that this can be done using php or asp.

PHP:
<?
header("location: discountsubmit.html");
?>

ASP :
<%
Response.Redirect "discountsubmit.html"
%>

I really don't see the need to execute two separate PHP files, just include the second PHP file to where the action is set to. Problem solved!