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hidden forms
I have a form that displays the results of several calculations from data
input into my DB. I don't really want users to have to click the submit button
on the form to see the results. The form is on a page by itself, and I would
rather that the users not even see it. How can I trigger the form so that
the submit button is pressed, and the Response.Redirect automatically takes
the user to the final page?
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Re: hidden forms
"Kyle" <rkfinch@generationinformed.com> wrote:
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>I have a form that displays the results of several calculations from data
>input into my DB. I don't really want users to have to click the submit
button
>on the form to see the results. The form is on a page by itself, and I would
>rather that the users not even see it. How can I trigger the form so that
>the submit button is pressed, and the Response.Redirect automatically takes
>the user to the final page?
Do You Use OnReadyStateChange ?
If You Don't --->
function fnStartInit()
{
if (document.readyState=="complete")
{
document.forms(0).sumbit();
}
}
And Put This In BODY Tag <BODY OnReadyStateChange = "fnStartInit()">
This Property Will Work When The Document Is Downloaded To The User
And It Will Submit You To Anything You Want.
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