Ahh, I see. Thanks for your reply, Melanie.
On Jan 8, 10:20 pm, Andrew Leach <[email protected]> wrote: > On Jan 8, 11:09 am, Mel <[email protected]> wrote: > > > It is not a problem, but, if I have 20 input fields do I have to find > > their values using the DOM. It is a bit frustrating when a submit > > button creates a encoded url in one click. > > It does, but it doesn't just create an encoded url. It submits a GET > request as well and you get the result in your browser. > > What you want to do, though, is create an encoded url without > submitting that request. You want to use the encoded url in a > different way. So you need to abandon using the form, and in doing > that you need to create the url yourself. > > Even though you can intercept the form's submit event and can stop it > actually submitting the form, you can't get at the encoded url at that > stage in order to do a GDownloadUrl with it. I'm sure it's not > available via the "action" property -- all that ever holds is the base > url without the querystring the form would submit. > > Andrew
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