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Method now Allowed?
Hi, I'm using a small modification on the "lightbox gone wild" script to allow
a lightbox to appear on the click on a submit button. Here's the web site I'm
working on, everything is working great except for one small problem. Enter a
name, last name, and select a state, then click "Avast!".
[url]http://search-pirate.com/index.php[/url]
It works just fine locally, but on the web, a strange message appears inside
the lightbox itself. It says:
Method Not Allowed
The requested method POST is not allowed for the URL
/sites/search-pirate/loading.htm.
For some reason, it thinks that I'm trying to pass POST data into the
loading.htm page. When in actuality, the lightbox.js script uses loading.htm
for the content it puts inside of the lightbox which appears once the button is
clicked. If any javascript experts out there (Gary?) can help me figure this
help, I'd be eternally grateful.
Heck, I might even put a link to your web site on my site :-)
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mzanime.com #2
Re: Method now Allowed?
Nevermind, I got it fixed myself, using something called innerHTML.
Sometimes, I amaze myself :-)
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