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Browse All TopicsI have a dynamic table I've created on one page... the user can add/delete any number of rows they wish. The code is below.
What I want to do is capture the final rowcount of the table from the DOM. Does that make sense?
The code works, but now using multipart/form-data I want to capture the dynamic rows and the rowcount so i can loop through the rows grabbing the data and pumping into a MS SQL Server database table.
All I need is how to get the values of the rows.
I know is JSP you use getParameterName() but how in VB Script with a dynamic table?
thanks,
peter
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by: rg20Posted on 2009-08-10 at 06:32:04ID: 25059730
I would create a hidden HTML field, then populate it everytime a row is inserted or deleted
It will then be callable on the next page.