Actually in the previous post he is specifying an anchor, so the only
way to get this info over in a post is to construct a form with hidden
fields and maybe use a gif as the submit or maybe you can make the link
submit with javascript. not sure on that. but if there is only one
anchor on the page, then a button might be ok. however, if you have a
bunch of anchors, then a bunch of buttons might not be suitable.
I think you can do a GET for up to 2k (or maybe it's 8k) now - a few
browser and server versions back it used to be about 256 chars. Anyway,
500 chars is probably ok. But, a post is probably better than a get for
large amounts of data.
jason
Parag wrote:
>
> yes u can do it .......before procedding check u'r form should have method post in
> html/jsp file
>
> Parag
>
> Moonim Masaoud wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > I have a <A Href="test.jsp?name=Mike&age=22&gender=M& ..... " >
> > The string accompaning the Anchor is ver large say about 500 characters. When
> > the user clicks on this it goes as a GET. I want to use POST. Since POST does
> > not have any limitations on the size of data that can be sent. Can I do this
> > ?
> >
> > Thanx
> > Masaoud
> >
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