Hi Brad,
I've used the iframe solution on a project, as well. It worked for me.
However, I think there are some drawbacks. You loose visual control over what's going
on in the hidden iframe. I loaded .jsp into the iframe that wouldn't even compile and
didn't notice, because I didn't see the com
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We use this solutions quite a bit... in fact we have the form in a hidden
iframe which the user does not see but appears for developers for debbuging
purposes.. when the action completes javascrip
ting the user to the fact that the
selection was saved (or not in case of error) this has worked extremely well
for us
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So I w
selection was saved (or not in case of error) this has worked extremely well
for us
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So I would create a frame on my page that
So I would create a frame on my page that has a form with the action
that I need to call? Then my javascript (onclick) would just reference
the new frame and call the submit on the frame?
Is this correct? If so, by submitting the frame there would be no
perceived effect on the page that the c
Hi,
On Wed, 2004-05-12 at 22:37, Daniel Perry wrote:
> I've done similar things before.
> Use javascript to open an action to add it to the database. This can be in
> a new window, in another frame, or in a hidden iframe!
I'm pretty sure you could do it using divs aswell, the dynapi(a cross
plat
I've done similar things before.
Use javascript to open an action to add it to the database. This can be in
a new window, in another frame, or in a hidden iframe!
Daniel.
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