`Submit` changing roles

I've taken out the table formatting to save space, since it's irrelevant...  here's what I have, very simple form setup (or so I thought it would be  ). I have the form-check function and reset here, the form, with a preview button, which opens a preview, much like the forums do. I even put the poem editor in an iframe like the forums. Maybe that has something to do with it? Who knows...  like I said, if I don't preview first, the form submits perfectly. If I preview first, after closing the preview window, the submit button actually does the exact same thing as the preview button, and opens the preview window/code.

<SCRIPT Language=Javascript>

function ResetForm(){

       if (window.confirm('<% = strResetFormConfirm %>')){
              frames.poem.focus();
              frames.poem.document.body.innerHTML = '';
              return true;
        }
        return false;            
}

function CheckForm()
{   var returnValue = false;
    if (document.frmAddPoem.title.value == "")
     { alert('A Poem isn`t a poem with a title...','Form Error');
     document.frmAddPoem.title.focus(); }
    else { returnValue = true; }
       return returnValue;
}

</SCRIPT>

<form method="post" name="frmAddPoem" action="poetry_submit.asp" onSubmit="return CheckForm();" onReset="return ResetForm();">

<input type="hidden" name="poem" value="" />

<input type="hidden" name="browser" value="IE" />

<script language="javascript">

document.write ('<iframe src="poem_textbox.asp?pb=<%= strPoemBack %>" id=

You're right... it turned out to not be the problem. A good thought, though, and I like that structure a little better, so thanks you in any case  :)

I'm baffled on this one. I may strip it down to trying it without an iframe, for poops and giggles, but in the end I know that's what I want. And since I run WWG forums, I know it can be done LOL.

Nope, sure don't... 'tis a single stand alone form. Basically, I'm setting it up so that the user has a choice of backgrounds, which is the first step. The background code is passed to this page, where there is a single form for editing the poem itself. You can see where I'm passing the background code to the appropriate areas for display while the user writes their poem. The whole thing is only being passed as a string argument as you navigate, so the backgroud code shouldn't even be a problem at all. It's really only used when the entry is added to the DB.  (Aside from display)

and please excuse my typo I made in the JS, when I said 'A poem isn`t a poem with a title'.  That was supposed to be 'without' a title LOL. Shows how late at night I was up playing around with this trying to make it work LOL