Vern,
For easy Ajax you can use .load in jquery, or even the more powerful .ajax
and others in the jquery form plugin, but jquery .load (dot load) is just
the easy way.

function SendReceiveAjax(){
$("div#html").load("r4ajaxe",{
rpgpgm: "rpg-pgm-to-exec",
hCust: here-the-cust-Id,
otherField: otherContent
}
,function(dataReceived){
alert(dataReceived);
}
else {
alert("error ajax");
}
......
});
}


in this sample, jquery sends
url?rpgpgm=rpg-pgm-to-exec&hCust=here-the-cust-Id and so on,
and receive the formatted html page (or an xml, json or any string) in the
var dataReceived.
in this case, jquery can move the html into a div, several options.

more or less (bad programmers written it with less code, btw).

Regards,
Guillermo.



On Thu, Jul 31, 2008 at 8:45 PM, <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Yup - and I'm really getting benefit from the discussion as I'm taking on
this CGI app - there are so many opportunities in it for AJAX processing,
but who has time? Sigh!!

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