You know Bob, sometimes I amaze myself with stupidity! Why didn't I
think of that? Thanks!
On Apr 13, 4:24 am, "Bob Woodard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > All I need now is to figure out the syntax of moving my
> > script over into a separate .js file instead of being inline.
>
> Instead
I've managed to work out how to make my code apply specifically to an
individual link. I found out how to use $(this)
Thanks anyway!
All I need now is to figure out the syntax of moving my script over
into a separate .js file instead of being inline.
I just decided to keep the code inline within the ASP page:
$(document).ready(function() {
$("a.dload").click(function(){
var CompanyID = $("a.dload").attr("name");
var UserID = <%=session("UserID")%>;
var DownloadID = $("a.dload").attr("rev");
$.ajax({
type: "GET",
url
HI,
Thanks for the help. You're right that i'm using classic ASP. However,
what i'm trying to do is use a separate .js include file. I can get it
to work with the code you've provided if I leave the script inside the
ASP page, but I would like to keep it separate as I would like to use
it in more
Hi,
I'm pretty new to using Jquery and javascript and don't quite know how
to do something pretty simple.
I have the following script that I am trying to build that will load
another page in the background when a link is clicked. However, I
don't know the syntax to set the CompanyID and UserID v
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