I don't think you can do that.

The entrance page will not be able to be AJAX-loaded. The entrance page will need to "host" the AJAX call. Unless of cos, you use a dummy entrance page for every URL...

In any case, your method is indeed clever, which I just learnt recently. But the problem is illustrated below:


<script type="text/javascript">
function AddRow()
{
var hobby =...

Oh man... that's so confusing.

Hi,

I can't run your code because it's not HTML, and I don't have ASP server.

I'm predominantly at PHP and only wrote in ASP once or twice, so at best, I am not an ASP expert but the webpage...

Some of the events you can make use of

<input onclick="" onfocus="" onblur="" onchange="">


and to reference these in javascript,


<script>
function validate(objForm)

you will need a little bit of css as well as a few js functions to deal with the onchange and onblur events.

you should take some time to view source which would explain much of the behaviors...

You probably need to store the URLs in a database to that you can retrieve and display them everytime people visit your pages.

Try PHP + MySQL. Don't think will involve javascript.

Thanks to everyone with the help and especially SOS for the neater code suggestions. I think i can solve my problems from here on already.

anyway, nice efficient for loop here:

That was finer than my original addRow code! I added another function and a button to illustrate my problem.


function TryToGetName(tableId)
{
var tblElem =...

I need to change the names to

hobby[0], hobby[1], hobby[2], hobby[3] ...

so that I can pass POST the values to a PHP script...

But the implementation between IE and FF doesn't seem like standard.. =( something so simple they have to make it so complicated. I have been tweaking my code so many times just to accomodate both...

Hi LuckyChap,

I tried googling. and I think I still have problem.

The problem occurs in IE7.

After changing the name using


clonedfield = document.getElementsByName('hobby[0]')[1];

Thanks that was very helpful!

But just to confirm, must I always start with document.xxxx? can't I use other objects like newRow?

Hi,

I have a table in a form like this


<form>
<table>
<tbody id='target'>
<tr id="dolly"><td><input name="hobby[0]" /></td></tr>
</tbody>

Hi,

I now find my problem, thanks to s.o.s. and firebug.

It's to do with wrong nesting for <table> and <form>

I always thought it is ok to nest as such:

<table>
<form>

Thanks s.o.s,

The way I make the switch in

<td id="ajax_field"><input type="text" name="hobby"></td>

as to use

function show_select() {
// AJAX transaction ...

Hi there,

I'm quite new to AJAX and need some help on a peculiar firefox behavior regarding forms submission.

I have have an input field

...<td id="ajax_field"><input type="text"...