On Tuesday, Feb 18, 2003, at 10:33 US/Pacific, Scott Lutz wrote: [..]
Thanks for the input drieux!
All of the information that I have found has said that you can not change the form action using IE, which is why I was led to the server side method. I will try the javascript, to see how it works!
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If you really want to go with the server side push, then you will need to do something on the order of: # # stuff that resolves the uri into the form of a GET # print "Content-Type: $type" . $CRLF . "Location: $uri" . $CRLF . $CRLF; but I have not figured a way to get that to tell the browser to relocate to the $uri and retransmit the POST data along - have tried a few tricks, none of them worked out. the javascript idea was proposed here a while back, and I was hoping for what you are hoping for, but.... also it is not really an IE problem, unless it is a problem in pre-IE5 versions, but I do not have any versions of IE prior to 5.2 for Mac... But I can say that the trick I sent you is based upon code I have that works with IE5/IE6(win), Netscape 4, Netscape 6/7 Omniweb, .... Some times spinning up the javascripting IS the trick. ciao drieux --- -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
