>Makes sense, but since I'm only dealing with displaying one table when a link is clicked I think putting it in the function would work. Not to mention it wont have to load both tables every time a record is searched for, only when the link is clicked.
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>My only problem is I don't know how to simply add the table name to the JS function...
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function back(v) {document.getElementById("v").value=v;document.forms[1].submit()}>
>If that's the function, where does the table code go?
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I'm not really sure what you're asking. If you are planning on embedding the table into the HTML and hiding it by default (and only showing it when they click on a link or button), then you just put the HTML in as you normally would, ex:
<html id="myTable" style="display:none">
...
</html>
In your function: document.getElementById("myTable")
However, it doesn't make sense to set the value of a table - a table doesn't have a value property.
