Don't think so. A POST posts back the form and will include all fields on
it.
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"Mark" <mark@nojunkmail.com> wrote in message
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> Thanks. Is there a way to use the POST without including existing form
> fields?
>
> Thanks again.
>
> Mark
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> "Andrew Robinson" <nemoby@nospam.nospam> wrote in message
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>> Browsers can either GET or POST data back to the server.
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>> GETs pass data on the query string.
>> POSTs pass data in the form.
>>
>> Anytime you have a field in a form that uses the POST method, you are
>> preserving state using a POST. ViewState stores its data in a hidden
>> field and is an example of a POST.
>>
>> -A
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>> Andrew Robinson
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>> "Mark" <mark@nojunkmail.com> wrote in message
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>>> I'm aware of how to preserve state using session, application variables,
>>> view state, query strings, etc. I'm told that you can use POST to do a
>>> similar state preservation. How does this work and/or could someone
>>> post a quick example of how to store and retrieve? Thanks in advance.
>>>
>>> Mark
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