You can do this with Flash, also.

Flash has some very nice client/server form interaction (in addition to 
all the sizzle).

Dick

On Wednesday, May 1, 2002, at 09:20  AM, Justin Greene wrote:

> I just went through a few days of trying to figure this out and found 
> that
> the only two ways were using a javascript to load a .gif and passing the
> parameters or using a hidden frame and dynamically changing the frame 
> src.
> If you have control over the page you are submitting and can cause it 
> return
> a .gif content type then the .gif method is the easiest.  If you do not 
> have
> control over the page then the hidden frame method will work the best 
> as you
> will be able to confirm that the page is loaded.  I have a URL at home 
> on
> this that I will forward tonight as I cannot seem to find it from here.
>
> Justin
>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Michael Dinowitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>> Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2002 4:26 PM
>> To: CF-Talk
>> Subject: Calling server code without reloading
>>
>>
>> Lets say I have a form field on a page. When I type in it, I
>> want what I have typed to be sent to the server and something
>> done to it. THe result of that something will come back to me
>> and be loaded into a different form field. This should be
>> done without reloading the page.
>> Normally, I'd do this with a hidden frame and some
>> javascript. I've been asked to do it some other way using
>> layers, objects or other stuff. I'm researching it but I
>> might as well ask if anyone here has heard of something in this area.
>> Thanks
>>
>> Michael Dinowitz
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