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Totally awesome...thanks for the quick response....
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Totally awesome...thanks for the quick response....

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Hi, <br />
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I know how to use ajax to update from one text box to another using the onkeyup event.<br />
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I would like to update an anchor tag in the form of &lt;a href=&quot;ajax_href&quot;&gt;ajax_text<wbr />/&gt;<br />
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There will be two text boxes, one to type the href= and the other to type the text for the href label.<br />
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So my question is....how do I do that? &nbsp;Please show code....<br />
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Thanks,<br />
<br />
David<br />
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Hi, 

I know how to use ajax to update from one text box to another using the onkeyup event.

I would like to update an anchor tag in the form of <a href="ajax_href">ajax_text/>

There will be two text boxes, one to type the href= and the other to type the text for the href label.

So my question is....how do I do that?  Please show code....

Thanks,

David




Using ajax to update an anchor tag with href and name

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