In a situation such as this, I use DHTML (document.createElement) to instantiate a new SCRIPT element whose SRC is pointed to a GET-parameterized Webware servlet. The servlet responds as appopriate to the GET parameters with some generated JavaScript code (content-type text/javascript), which the browser runs as soon as it's loaded. This code typically updates the user interface in some way via DHTML.
It works splendidly, at least for my purposes.
Have you tried this with other browsers? DHTML tends to be rather specific to Internet Explorer.
-- - Tim Roberts, [EMAIL PROTECTED] Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc.
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