Posting data automatically
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Howdy all. Something that should be incredibly simple I would appreciate some help with. How do you use the Post method to send data to an asp page without building a form, setting field values and requiring the user to click on a button? In fact, the only thing that needs to be different from the normal idea of using the "POST" method is that the user shouldn't need to click a button, it should be clicked automatically. Does this make sense? Can anyone help sort me out? Cheers all, Kutz _____________________ Don't take out the Magic Pen, Don't draw on the Infinity Board - Neil Young
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Howdy all. Something that should be incredibly simple I would appreciate some help with. How do you use the Post method to send data to an asp page without building a form, setting field values and requiring the user to click on a button? In fact, the only thing that needs to be different from the normal idea of using the "POST" method is that the user shouldn't need to click a button, it should be clicked automatically. Does this make sense? Can anyone help sort me out? Cheers all, Kutz _____________________ Don't take out the Magic Pen, Don't draw on the Infinity Board - Neil Young
Ok... I'm silly. Don't worry. I believe the answer is to use javascript. Ie. Document.formName.submit(); Cheers for reading, if, indeed, you're reading this. Adios, Kutz _____________________ Don't take out the Magic Pen, Don't draw on the Infinity Board - Neil Young
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Howdy all. Something that should be incredibly simple I would appreciate some help with. How do you use the Post method to send data to an asp page without building a form, setting field values and requiring the user to click on a button? In fact, the only thing that needs to be different from the normal idea of using the "POST" method is that the user shouldn't need to click a button, it should be clicked automatically. Does this make sense? Can anyone help sort me out? Cheers all, Kutz _____________________ Don't take out the Magic Pen, Don't draw on the Infinity Board - Neil Young
If you need to shield youself away from some details and are not interested in how somethings are done I would suggest you get clasp asp framework. Posting data automatically in ASP has never been that simple before the era of .Net
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If you need to shield youself away from some details and are not interested in how somethings are done I would suggest you get clasp asp framework. Posting data automatically in ASP has never been that simple before the era of .Net
Cheers for that, but it's not really that I want to shield myself away from these details, but my users from having to make an extra click. I was simply forgetting one of the more simple methods available in the DOM. Cheers though. PS. What the heck is clasp?
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Cheers for that, but it's not really that I want to shield myself away from these details, but my users from having to make an extra click. I was simply forgetting one of the more simple methods available in the DOM. Cheers though. PS. What the heck is clasp?
CLASP is a Framework developed in VBScript for the development of Classic ASP WEB applications. It simplifies your coding and makes it very portable to ASP.NET. Provides you with a rich event driven environment that resembles ASP.NET and Visual Basic Windows applications. Supports ViewState and other cool features. It has a large list of web controls Many of the controls has a method call autopostback that allows your form data to be posted automatically without your user clicking the submit button
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CLASP is a Framework developed in VBScript for the development of Classic ASP WEB applications. It simplifies your coding and makes it very portable to ASP.NET. Provides you with a rich event driven environment that resembles ASP.NET and Visual Basic Windows applications. Supports ViewState and other cool features. It has a large list of web controls Many of the controls has a method call autopostback that allows your form data to be posted automatically without your user clicking the submit button