efet,
I haven't messed with .asp. Only ever use .php, so am not too sure
how this will work for you. But I thought I would provide this
example code below to illustrate how it might work. After you read
through the links gmacgregor gave you, perhaps you can tweak it and
get it to work to your desires.
// index.asp
// Perhaps part of index.asp is structured like so...
<input type="text" id="ReceiverPostalCode" />
<input type="text" id="ReceiverCountry" />
<a href="" id="getResult" />
<div id="shipWrapper"></div>
// shipping.js
// Assuming ship.asp outputs the result to a div
// with an id of result (ie <div id="result"></div>).
$(document).ready(function(){
var postCode = $("#ReceiverPostalCode").val();
var postCountry = $("#ReceiverCountry").val();
var url = "ship.asp?ShippingPostalCode=" + postCode +
"%ShippingCountry=" + postCountry;
var getShipping = function(){
url += " #result";
$("#shipWrapper").html('<div id="shippingResult"></div>');
$("#shippingResult").hide();
$("#shippingResult").load(url).show();
return false;
};
$("#getResult").bind("click","getShipping");
});
I didn't test this...but should get you started in the right
direction.
Hope this helps,
Manowar721
On Jan 31, 10:55 am, efet <efetun...@gmail.com> wrote:
> This will be my first application with using jQuery library, so I
> might not make sense. I will try to explain what I want to do as
> simple as possible.
>
> I have two web pages, index.asp, ship.asp.
>
> index.asp: I have a form with ReceiverPostalCode and ReceiverCountry
> inputs.
> ship.asp: this is where I submit form inputs from index.asp to receive
> shipping quotes.
>
> For example, I get quotes at
> ship.asp?ShippingPostalCode=02116&ShippingCountry=US
>
> When customer enters ReceiverPostalCode and ReceiverCountry on
> index.asp, I want quotes immediately appear in index.asp. How do I do
> this basing my codes on jQuery?
