Chris Dean wrote:
Yes full serverside capabilities, I am a php coder myself but felt this was
a nice JS solution that I wanted to use.
The post submission stuff is no problem at all it's the Javascript form that
I'm interested in,
Please take a look at the link I posted to see it - I think it's a little
unusal if you do a view source on it which is why I need help - not being a
JS guy myself
Thanks
Chris
Ok, I took a look. Basically, you have two buttons, each with a callback.
If you say Yes, it calls a function that uses a hidden IFRAME to send
the form with a query string, without reloading the page. It basically
sets the src of the IFRAME to the URL/Query String.
If you say No, it hides the DIV holding the buttons
(m_divFeedbackPanel1), and shows a new panel, which is dynamically
created, with the radio buttons, which then sends the data using the
same method as if you said Yes.
As for pulling it out of the MS site, and using it, there are a few
problems...
1. It is probably an illegal violation of copyright, and you dont want
to mess with MS, when it comes to this
2. It is hard to read
3. It does more than you want, since it handles other forms as well
I hope this helps,
Brian