I think your best option would be to use the onFocus event handler to set a variable based on the current position.
<INPUT TYPE="button" VALUE="Move Next" onFocus=setPos(1)>
and then have a variable defined globally to hold the position.
<SCRIPT>
var currPos;
function...
Here is a good referance that I use often:
http://www.devguru.com/Technologies/ecmascript/quickref/javascript_intro.html
or if you prefer books JavaScript the Definative Guide from O'REILLY is a good one.
RnK
The reason why the script will not work is because the Date function returns "7/3/01" by default and the file system will not allow the "/" in a file name. I added a new variable
Dim newFolder
Set the value to the path and formated the date to remove the "/"...
Do you have the ability to run server side script? If not here are some links to password scripts that you might want to try. However client side passwords and usernames are not hard to retrieve.
http://javascriptcity.com/scripts/pass1.htm
RnK
I think you will need to set the URL from the referring page to:
<A HREF=javascript:window.location.replace("your.pdf")>
This should replace the page without adding it to the history object.
Hope this helps.
RnK
Thanks I didn't think you could but we have a member who claims to have received emails after using one of the on our web site (http://www.esl.org) provided to us by a vendor and I just wanted to make sure they were not violating our privacy policy.
Thanks
RnK
Is it possible to read the client email address from the browser information (IE stores it in Tools|Internet Options|Content|My Profile and NN stores it under Edit|Preferances|Mail&Newsgroups|Identity) with an Applet? I don't need to know how I just need to know if it is possible.
Thanks
RnK
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