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Javascript isn't Java. I've asked your post be moved to a more appropriate area.
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Javascript isn't Java. I've asked your post be moved to a more appropriate area.

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Is there a simple Javascript to submit a HTTP post? I wish to run an ASP program that submits something like <a href="HTTP://www.ourwebsite.com?id=999&user=" rel="ugc">HTTP://www.ourwebsite.com?id=999&user=</a>&quot;fred&quot; with a user having to click on a link or button
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Is there a simple Javascript to submit a HTTP post? I wish to run an ASP program that submits something like HTTP://www.ourwebsite.com?id=999&user="fred" with a user having to click on a link or button

Submit HTTP post via Java

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