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you didnt ask how to do it! palbano answered the question you asked
Let's say I've got a page with a form & an inline-frame. Is it possible to have the form submit (method=post) so that the iframe is redirected & receives the posted data; leaving the main, parent form, untouched?
last time i checked that looked like a "Yes" or "No" question!
Dakota i gave you a star because your sarcastic reply cracked me up. I have to admit i usually dont laugh at these posts but yours was pretty damn funny.
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Let's say I've got a page with a form & an inline-frame. Is it possible to have the form submit (method=post) so that the iframe is redirected & receives the posted data; leaving the main, parent form, untouched?
last time i checked that looked like a "Yes" or "No" question!
Dakota i gave you a star because your sarcastic reply cracked me up. I have to admit i usually dont laugh at these posts but yours was pretty damn funny.
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Nike Failed Slogans -- "Just Don't Do It!"
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