Sounds like you could set a flag on the server and check for it when you write the page with the "onload" javascript event, but, I don't know how you'd get around rewriting the page. In ASPvote, we use the JS SRC string to run a server app that returns JavaScript, but, even that refreshes the whole page or frame. I've seen DHTML on the MSNBC site that refreshes just that area of the page. i think they do that with the Javascript Eval statement...
>>Haven't tried that, but, my guess is that it should - it's just a URL..
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>As I mentioned previously, the validation is done at the server level. So, we have to go to to the server first. The decision is only taken on the backend. This is from where I should decide if I return a validation message or a brand new page.
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>I just can't see with the example how that could be achieved.