This is normally done with JavaScript. As an alternative, you could have the
form self-process with PHP and only redirect to a results page when everything
is completed.
> I am looking for a way to handle emply form fields on one page
> instead of catching it on the response page.
>
> I have se
Actually, the IIS that comes with Win2K Professional, and the one from Windows
XP are both severly limited. (I don't understand why anyone would want to run
XP or W2KPro as a server OS anyway... Better off getting W2K Server or W2K3
Server or Linux IMNSHO... You can even get frontpage extensions f
Actually, if she's brave, there's a third option... she could interact
with the MySQL server by using ODBC and the latest MyODBC driver instead
of the built-in MySQL functions... But that seems like a slower (and much
easier to break) way of doing things.
> So, in other words, you have two opport
