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Wilt, Charles wrote: > I'd like to create a web page that allows a user to key in an item > number and a quantity. When they hit submit, I'd like to clear the > input boxes to allow the next item to entered and output the just > entered item underneath the input boxes. > In other words, the bottom of the web page will be a history of the > items entered on the web page during the current session. Doesn't sound too hard, in general. > The question is what's the easiest/best way to save and output the > history? Easy answer (and you're going to hate this): It depends. You could do it by simply recomposing the page after each record is entered. You could also use ajax to dynamically update the page with the updated data. > I can use CGIDEV2, Net.Data or Websphere but I'm new to all of it and > not sure which environment to choose or how to accomplish outputting the > history. I suspect any of those could be used to accomplish the task. Some would require more work than others. > I could of course save the history someplace in the database, but then > I'd have to deal with figuring out when/how to delete the records and > determining current session vs. new session. You're probably going to have to do that regardless. david
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