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Thanks again...<br />
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I don't suppose you know the equivalent in VBScript do you ???
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Thanks again...

I don't suppose you know the equivalent in VBScript do you ???

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I am sure it can be done in VBScript but that limits the code to only running in IE. &nbsp;Since only IE supports VBScript on the client, it is best to use Javascript.
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I am sure it can be done in VBScript but that limits the code to only running in IE.  Since only IE supports VBScript on the client, it is best to use Javascript.

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I want to force a submit, but I want to do this using script language.<br />
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Basically, when a user clicks a link, I want to run a short script which populates some invisible fields on the screen, then posts them to another form. Should I be cookie'ing them or can I just say something like 'response.submit' ??<br />
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Thanks in advance<br />

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I want to force a submit, but I want to do this using script language.

Basically, when a user clicks a link, I want to run a short script which populates some invisible fields on the screen, then posts them to another form. Should I be cookie'ing them or can I just say something like 'response.submit' ??

Thanks in advance


ASP force submit

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