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Append data returned with ASP to an existing HTML form page

<i><b>Originally posted by : Germaine Archambault (garchambault@cmltech.com)</b></i><br />I have an HTML form page with text boxes and a SUBMIT button. After I press the SUBMIT button, it will call an asp page that will return some data after it finishes processing the code. However, I don't want the data to be displayed in a new HTML page or a new Internet Explorer window. I want the data to be placed at the end of the HTML form page. That is, I want it to be placed after the text boxes and the SUBMIT button of the actual HTML form page. Is there a way to do this?<br /><br />The function Server.Execute is possibly able to do this but it only works for IIS 5.0 (ASP 3.0) while I only have IIS 4.0 (ASP 2.0). Can anyone help?<br /><br />

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<i><b>Originally posted by : srinivas (prathikantam@mailcity.com)</b></i><br />I have an HTML form page with text boxes and a SUBMIT button. After I press the SUBMIT button, it will call an asp page that will return some data after it finishes processing the code. However, I don't want the data to be displayed in a new HTML page or a new Internet Explorer window. I want the data to be placed at the end of the HTML form page. That is, I want it to be placed after the text boxes and the SUBMIT button of the actual HTML form page. Is there a way to do this?<br /><br />The function Server.Execute is possibly able to do this but it only works for IIS 5.0 (ASP 3.0) while I only have IIS 4.0 (ASP 2.0). Can anyone help?<br /><br />Hello,<br /> Convert ur html form into .asp form and post ur content same page and write what u have return in calling asp page here and u will be able to get what u want if u have any doubts mailto me<br /> <br />

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