Re: page refresh after form(restated)

Ahh, well, without looking at the code, we would have no way of answering 
your question. If the whole page seems to refresh, then it's probably not 
simply a dynamically-generated table on the HTML page, but rather a 
thank-you page that looks like the original. One way to get a clue about 
it  is to look at the location bar when performing the function - if the 
file name for the page doesn't change, then most likely the code is 
specific to the table the e-mail field is displayed in. If the file name 
changes, it's a thank-you page that is designed to look like the original 
form page.

Rob Wood
HyperGold

At 10:09 AM 2/7/01 -0800, l  i  s  a wrote:
>Thanks to everyone who responded to me off-list.
>
>I believe that I may not have fully explained what I was
>looking for.
>
>I'm familiar with regular script driven forms and 'thank you' pages . . .
>the technique I saw did not go to a 'thank you' page.
>
>After I entered by email address the page
>I was on refreshed and where the input field for my
>email once was - was text, that said - thank for signing up ...
>The rest of the page stayed exactly as it was.
>
>How is it that just that part changed? Or was the 'thank you'
>page designed to look like the original without the input field?
>Which gave me that illusion?
>
>-lisa

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