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Posted by Neredbojias on 06/20/05 17:24
With neither quill nor qualm, Domestos quothed
> Heres the reason I needed to do it...
>
> I am using a form an page 1...
>
> on page two I use PHP to validate the form and if there is an error I wanted
> to provide the user with a link below the error message so they go back a
> page and do not lose the details they have already entered. If I provided a
> link to go back to the start of page 1, the users info is lost...
>
> There is probably a way to keep hold of this information in php but I wanted
> to go the quick easy route....
>
> What i wanted to know is ' is the javascript the best option and only option
> to use?'
One way I can think of is use the html "target" attribute (or js) to
open up a new window for the checking page, but of course with all the
pop-up blockers and quashers out there now...
It's easy to do in js, and I don't know if there's any other non-server-
side way besides what I mumbled already.
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Neredbojias
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