simple:
1. in top frame make the form's target the frame below it
2 . in that frame's make form target the frame below it
3. go to 2 as many times as needed
dave.
P.S. Please refer to HTML manual for more information.
Alain BEDU wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to make a form on a web page wich will respond dynamically to the
> client through a browser.
> But the only way I've already found is the use of many frame on the same
> page : I display the frame below the previous one consedering the choice
> made in it.
> But this needs to reload the whole page.
>
> I would like to know if there is a way, using servlet, to only refresh a
> part of the page instead of the page entirely.
> Here I explain myself : first, I only display the first form in a frame at
> the top of my page. The client make his choice and click on submit. Then, I
> analyse this choice and display a specific response in another frame on the
> same page.
> I want to keep the first frame intact and actualise the second, only the
> second and not the page.
>
> I tried to use SSI : I put three servlet on the same page, three form in
> HTML, and I would like to refresh the second and the third one considering
> the choice made in the first one.
>
> Is it possible ??
> If not, is there a way to implement this idea ?
>
> Thanx.
>
> alain
>
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