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Thanks for all the input. I'll definitely be careful about using tables only when truly appropriate, or maybe not at all if CSS handles all the requirements. Regarding the original issue of the way the browser was displaying the result from the URL: I just spoke with a technical person from the...

Thanks, vacunita. I did that while I was testing myself but here's the model: I create an internal web service to return some order summary data but wrapped in all the neccessary HTMl and CSS to display as a webpage. This outside service provider securely calls my web service to get the html...

I was in a hurry and probably could have provided more background. I consider myself an intermediate level web developer. I know how to set up IIS and web sites for my own use. In this case I have no control over the architecture behind the URL, it's an outside service provider. They don't want...

I'm working with an SOA vendor who provides a URL that looks like this: http://soi.uat.liaison.com/soi/rest/mohawk_sugarCRM/mohawkp0000000000SOI/service-router/mohawk-todays-orders It's supposed to be a URL which returns an HTML string that should show as a web page. When I use it in a browser...

My response is a little late but I just joined tek-tips. Maybe it will be of use to someone else in the future. If you display the joblog and use the find option you can search for 'not saved'. It should tell you the name of any objects not saved. Then the question is are you using a CL program...

Thank you, that cleared it up for me. I understand better whats happening.

Can someone explain what's happening in this code? Why does first alert return a blank, the second returns the path of the html file with "l" appended, the third one returns the url of the page with the parameter appended, the third returns the page url with ? appended. I'm trying to...