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[Kristina Anderson]

http://www.captain.at/howto-ajax-form-post-request.php

This AJAX stuff is a little hairy, I'm going to play with it in the 
near future when I have time so that for future projects, I can do it 
like this.  It's clearly a timesaver in the long run as it eliminates 
probably one of my LEAST favorite programming tasks, which is passing 
variables from page to page to page......


-- Kristina



> Kristina Anderson wrote:
> > How hard is #1?  I have two situations that I have to handle in 
this 
> > manner (one with two forms and one with two submits of the same 
form 
> > and then the second form, to check if user account exists). Can you 
> > point me to some examples?
> >
> >   
> 
> Not that hard. It's actually something I would use also. (I've 
resorted 
> to option #2 in the past because I wanted payment related stuff to be 
> bulletproof - operable without javascript).
> 
> If I have time tomorrow, I'll hack up an example. If you discover 
> something before then, post the link up here for us.
> 
> ~Rolan
> 
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