A question regarding this method: what would you do if the user has a popup blocker? If this is of concern, you may want to go the XMLHTTP or IFRAME routes, which are supported by all modern browsers. For both, the client would of course need JavaScript enabled, just as the popup window route would.
XMLHTTP is a method where the current page could send an HTTP form post and return the html to the current page. The IFRAME method would have an "invisible" frame on the page itself that would be redirected to the "submit page", and the JavaScript on the main page would handle to submission and retrieval of data.
If you want to go either of these routes, let me know, and I can provide some examples.
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by: kkhipplePosted on 2005-04-04 at 07:10:27ID: 13697739
have a look at the following:
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