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[w!ck3d]

I'm new to JS and i'm trying to write a script that will do something like this:

If on page #1
//click button1
else if on page#2
//click button2
else
//click button3

To click a button i use:
document.Form_Name.Button_Name.click();

It works fine as long as i know the form name and the button name like clicking the search button in google would be:
document.f.btnG.click();

But some forms don't have a name. All they have is something like:
<form action="Link" method="post" onsubmit="this.submit.disabled=true;">
.
.
.
and the button is:
<input name="submit" type="submit" onload="this.disabled=false;" value="OK">


How can i click such a button?

[WingedPanther]

Without seeing sample code that illustrates your problem, it will be very hard to help you.

[NatalieM]

Could you access them via the DOM tree, eg do their have a parent element or sibling with an ID and then you could get them via childNodes or nextSibling/previousSibling?