Server Side Means the code runs on an server, in this case a microsoft server, such as IIS or Personal Web Server. the extension asp is what tells IIS to the page has server side code, the <% %>tags are the code that is run on the server.
Code for page1.asp - place in root of wwwroot, or change...
Here it is, but because it is ActiveX, you do get a warning.
You might want to do it "server side" with ASP.
<html>
<!-- Creation date: 9/9/2003 -->
<head>
<title></title>
<meta name="description" content="">
<meta name="keywords" content="">...
This is how you would do if, if that script worked for you.
<body onload=displaydate()>
<form method=post action=page2.asp>
<input type=text name=text value="text">
<input type=submit>
</form>
<input type=text id=filedate>
<script>
function displaydate(){
var strFile...
Sorry if you haven't got any answers - the default action of post is to move to the next page, not leaving that window -Just like clicking on a link.
Have you figured out what is happening?
Bill
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