passing button name and value via submit()?

[mlse]

Hi all,

I have written a little bit of PHP which turns this:

<form method="[whatever]" action="[wherever]" name="[form name]">
  <input name="mytextbox" type="text" />
  <confirm name="callback" value="do this" message="Do you really want to do this?" />
  <confirm name="callback" value="do that" message="Do you really want to do that?" />
</form>

Into this:

<form method="[whatever]" action="[wherever]" name="[form name]">
  <input name="mytextbox" type="text" />
  <input type="button" onclick=confirmSubmit("callback", "do this", "[form name]", "Do you really want to do this?" />
  <input type="button" onclick=confirmSubmit("callback", "do that", "[form name]", "Do you really want to do that?" />
</form>

which uses the following javascript:

<script language="javascript">
<!--
  function confirmSubmit(bkey, bvalue, fname, confmsg)
  {
    var response;

    /*** Need something here to pass bkey and bvalue as a key/value
     *** pair when the form is submitted.
     ***/

    if (formname != "")  //The PHP automatically inserts the form name into the function call, or "" if it is not specified.
      {
        response = confirm(confmessage);

        if (response == true)
          document.forms[formname].submit();
      }
    else alert("Programming Error - The form needs a name!");
  }
// -->
</script>

This makes it nice and quick for me to stick submit-like buttons into forms that require user confirmation for the form to be submitted.

*BUT* how can I pass the name and value of what I've called a "confirm" element with the other form data (see the comment in the javascript)?

What I'd like to see in the callback data ($_REQUEST) from the given example would be:

"mytextbox" => [user inputted value],
"callback" => [either "do this" or "do that" depending on the source of the confirmation event]

Any ideas?

Thanks,
Mike.

[mlse]

Hey, I fixed my own post! Lol!

Will post solution after my lunch incase anyone else is remotely interested!