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Stefan [MSFT]


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09-19-06 12:22 PM

Hi Tim,

yes a postback is required to post the information to the server.
Without a post request no information is sent from client to the server.
Alternativly you could add some client code that adds the content of the
form fields to the query string and do a GET request.

Cheers,
Stefan

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"Tim Harmon" <tharmon@trpa.org> wrote in message
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> Stefan,
>
> I know I am taking a lot of your time and I greatly appreceate you
> deailing with my newbieisms. but I tryed using the request.forms array but
> it dosnt contain any information about the check boxes that I had put on
> my page.  I guess I need to figure out at what stage I put my code.  I
> currently have it on a hyperlink control on the master page.  do I need to
> force a post and if so how would I do that.
>
> Agian,  I appreceate your help.
>
> -Tim
>
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