As far as I know, you can't get a standard browser to send form data to the
server without a submit. If you want to repaint the form with the data in
the fields, you can send a new verson of the page and form with the
variables valued with the entries. That way, the user doesn't lose any
entries.
save the data that the client submits the first time in a session.
RS
Williams Mark L DLPC [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 04/08/2002 01:36:09 PM
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but the problem is that I can't save an object to the server without
submit it.
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save the data
. apríl 2002 18:36
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As far as I know, you can't get a standard browser to send form data to
the
server without a submit. If you want to repaint the form with the data
in
the fields, you can send a new verson of the page
Hi -
I've done this a couple of different ways, depending on which browser
versions we need to support. IE 5.x and Netscape 6+ have the capability to
send an xml document or a normal get or post request without reloading the
whole page; you can use javascript to read your form state and package
Sure, that is exactly what we want here! Would you send me more detail on
it?
thanx a bunch in advance!
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Sure, that is exactly what we want here! Would you send me more detail on
it?
thanx a bunch in advance!
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I once heard that frames were bad in web design community.
Bing
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Or you could save the data in a hidden frame (your browser is divided
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Sent: 8. apríl 2002 18:36
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Subject: RE: client interact with server -- other than submit?
As far as I know, you can't get a standard browser to send form data to
the
server without a submit. If you want to repaint the form with the data
in
the fields, you can send
the functionality you are looking for.
hope it helps,
-reynir
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Sent: 8. apríl 2002 20:09
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Thanks Reynir
I tried your approach, however
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