Submit() only some variables in JS

[jcvel@canada.com]

Hi All:
1. Is there any way of submitting only several variables froma form in
JS ?
I have some constraints in the server side, so I would like to have a
button and when clicked, submit only certain variables.
2. Creating a new form changes my formatting. Is there a way of
creating a form and superimposing it on top of another ?

Yes I am new to JS. Thanks for your help

JC

[Evertjan.]

Re: Submit() only some variables in JS

wrote on 15 feb 2008 in microsoft.publi c.inetserver.as p.general:

Hi All:
1. Is there any way of submitting only several variables froma form in
JS ?

You cannot submit a clientside variable, only it's content. [semantics]

I have some constraints in the server side, so I would like to have a
button and when clicked, submit only certain variables.
2. Creating a new form changes my formatting. Is there a way of
creating a form and superimposing it on top of another ?

Done by a "superimposter" ??

You can make a second hidden form,
copy the data you want to submit into that,
and submit that form with javascript.

Yes I am new to JS. Thanks for your help

Probably first learn some js on simpler tasks?

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[Evertjan.]

Re: Submit() only some variables in JS

Evertjan. wrote on 15 feb 2008 in microsoft.publi c.inetserver.as p.general:

wrote on 15 feb 2008 in microsoft.publi c.inetserver.as p.general:
>

>Hi All:
>1. Is there any way of submitting only several variables froma form in
>JS ?

>
You cannot submit a clientside variable, only it's content. [semantics]
>

>I have some constraints in the server side, so I would like to have a
>button and when clicked, submit only certain variables.
>2. Creating a new form changes my formatting. Is there a way of
>creating a form and superimposing it on top of another ?

>
Done by a "superimposter" ??
>
You can make a second hidden form,
copy the data you want to submit into that,
and submit that form with javascript.

Come to think of it,
just do not give those <input>
a name and it won't be submitted,
no js necessary.

<form>
<input name='sendMe' value='myData'> <br>
<input value='DataNoTo BeSent'><br>
<input type='submit' value='a button'>
</form>

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