The client-side way is to change your form's method from POST to GET which
puts form field name/value pairs in the URL. See this
http://www.faqts.com/knowledge_base/...id/969/fid/129 for how to do
it.
John
"Dick Rosser" <spammerswelcome@aol.com> wrote in message
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> Greetings,
> I have scanned all the script repositories to no avail
> trying to find what would be, I thought, a fairly simple
> script.
> What I am trying to achieve is as follows, perhaps someone
> can point me in the right direction. I cannot unfortunately
> programme.
>
> Page1.html has a simple form with 4/5 text fields. Once
> completed and submitted, I simply wish the data entered
> in those form fields to be displayed automatically in a
> table on a new HTML page. There is no need for the data
> to be stored in any table. I suppose this is a dynamic
> page created on the fly, but it must be in a template form
> as there needs to be additional html code on the page that contains
> the 'results' table.
>
> Is JavaScript even the best scripting option for something like this?
>
> Is there something 'out of the box' I can use for this function
> Regards
> Dick Rosser
>
>
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