I have had absolutely no exposure to javascript besides simple form objects before this, which probally explains why I have no idea what I'm doing-
What I basically want to do is use an ASP page to display HyperTextArea (I can handle that part) and when you click through the Show Source and Submitting dialog box, it takes the information inside the form and turns it into a string. (I can then take that string and insert it into an SQL database.)
Thanks for your help, I feel dumb asking about such a trivial thing but I really have had zero exposure to javascript.
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You've got the right idea. The HTML contents of the HyperTextArea will be available as one one of your HTTP request parameters (it's name will be the name of your HyperTextArea). Your ASP code can do whatever it wants with that HTML.
KA
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I have had absolutely no exposure to javascript besides simple form objects before this, which probally explains why I have no idea what I'm doing-
What I basically want to do is use an ASP page to display HyperTextArea (I can handle that part) and when you click through the Show Source and Submitting dialog box, it takes the information inside the form and turns it into a string. (I can then take that string and insert it into an SQL database.)
Thanks for your help, I feel dumb asking about such a trivial thing but I really have had zero exposure to javascript.
You've got the right idea. The HTML contents of the HyperTextArea will be available as one one of your HTTP request parameters (it's name will be the name of your HyperTextArea). Your ASP code can do whatever it wants with that HTML.
KA