title: Can one form have multiple actions?
body: <p>I am wanting to submit a form to different places based on selections made in the form. I had originally been planning to to send all to a central file/location and have it determine where to go next. However, I would like to do without this extra step if I could.</p>
  
  <p>If the user wants to create/edit/delete elements go to page 1.<br>
  If the user wants to group/attach elements go to page 3.   </p>
  
  <p>I am trying to write a form builder. You can create/edit/delete forms, questions, and answers. I have everything for creating, editing, and deleting done. Those functions are performed without leaving the page, but now I am looking to assign answers to specific questions. The questions page and the answers page are separate. I am wanting to select a group of answers and submit an array of answer Ids (selected check boxes) to the question page where those Ids will then be assigned to a question. So basically the create, edit, and delete functions are on without leaving the page, but the assign function would be performed on a different page.</p>
  
  <pre><code>if(empty($delRowID) || empty(updateRowID) || empty($groupRows)) {
      qInsert();
  }else{
      if(!empty($delRowID)) qDelete($delRowID);
      if(!empty(updateRowID)) qUpdate($updateRowID);
      if(!empty($groupRows)) {
          submit $groupRows to Question.php;
      }
  }
  </code></pre>