Many, many thanks. I drew stumps on and used the excellent Form
plugin. After some tinkering around I got it to work. One warning
though - having a submit button called submit caused all manner of
problems - I kept getting an error 'form.submit() is not a function'.
After poking around to make
I will do that. I was aware of the plugin, but through sheer pig-
headedness was trying to tackle it myself. Pride comes before a
fall ...
Thanks very much indeed. I will have a look through code - and perhaps
stop being so pig-headed and admit defeat.
Thanks
Ben
2008/5/8 Ben Rooney [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I am having the devil's own business trying to access the contents of an
iframe which is used as a target for a file upload.
In a php file called AJAXaddFile.php, I have the form etc - as you can see it
handles the return itself:
form action=?php
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