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Posted by David De Cristoforo on 09/10/07 23:22
> I see. You could use some JavaScript code, invoked via an onsubmit attribute
> in the <form> tag, for traversing the form and manipulating the form data
> before sending it, removing the redundant fields, but
> a) this wouldn't be any easier than modifying a Perl script, in general
> b) the redundant fields would not be removed when the user's browser has
> JavaScript execution disabled.
Well the JS execution issue is no biggie because this particular
program is pretty much local and we can instruct our customers as to
what they need to do to make it work. We're only talking like 150
people at the most. However, I'm afraid my expertise with Perl and JS
is rudimentary at best so, while I understand what you are saying, I
doubt I have the "where-with-all" to make it work. On the other hand,
what I do know I learned by attempting exactly this kind of
undertaking when I had not a clue what I was doing. Worst that could
happen is that I hose a few scripts right?
Thanx Again
DD
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