What I'm trying to do is create a multi-user information gathering system similar to Moreover.com's news gathering system (just much simpler and not as dynamic). A JavaScript auto submits to a remote PHP script. The PHP script grabs the info from the database then generates its own JavaScript to send the raw info back to the originating page. The JavaScript on the originating page parses the returning GET string and writes the database contents to the screen. In tests with strings below 2000 characters it works like a charm. However there may be times when the query will send back VAST amounts of information back to the originating page. So I'd like to find a way to send the information back via the POST method. The PostToHost function by Rasmus will POST data to a remote host but does not redirect the client browser. Perhaps there is a way to modify this function to work more like what happens with the action="" attribute when you click the Submit button in a physical form? Any ideas, concepts, theories and hacks will be greatly appreciated. Thanks! -Kevin
