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[bruce at mtiglobal.com]

My experience with javascript is when you click a button to execute a
javascript function to output HTML it will refresh the page.

You could try creating the page with multiple textboxes with only the
first one visible and if they want to add more then add it by making the
next one visible; this would also include the text as well.  Not sure if
text can be switched between visible and not visible (visible = true /
false), probably though would use the text color as long as the background
was a single color.

Of course the drawback with this method is that you would have to have a
finite set of textboxes . . .  but you could always add another button
that would allow the user to enter "more".

Hope this helps.  I'm just trying to give a quick answer based on what I
can remember.

- Bruce


>
> I got an interface project, but I never be an interface programmer, I
> think a lot of people out there could know this or could give me some
> hints, here is my problem: I have one text field and a button,  if user
> want to ask for another text field, user just simply click on the
> button, then another text field will be generate right after the
> previous text filed,  user can generate unlimited fields, this function
> should work for both IE5.0+ and Netcape4.0+. like this:
>                                          -------------------------
>
> ----------------------------------------
>  Enter your account    :       |                         |
> |click if you have more accts|
>                                          --------------------------
>
> -----------------------------------------
> when user click on "click if you have more accounts", another text filed
> will be generate right on the next line.  I know it will use Javascript,
> also some knowledge about windows DOM structure, I didn't find some
> similar website, could you give me some hints? or give me a website
> using this kind of text fileds. sorry it is not a PHP question.
> Thank you for your help!
> Mark
>
>
> Regards
>
> Mark Jia
>
>
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