GodSmurf

I'm extremely new so I'm probably way off but wouldn't it be better to use POST to send this and then you can just call the function that gets that value of word and then send it to the php file. I used a piece of script that was called makePOSTrequest that helped me. As I said I'm probably wrong but then there is that off chance that I may be right.

I have made the following: http://www.sexpotato.co.uk/bujinantiques/admin/ My problems are as follows: Using IE: Find a product (if one isn't available add one) then Edit the gallery. There should be a close button in the top right, it isn't there but it is in Firefox. I have no idea why. HTML: <div id="gallery_update"> <div id="close"> <a href="javascript:;" onClick="hideGallery();"> <img src="../images/close.jpg" border="0" /> </a> </div> <div id="gallery_updated"></div> </div> CSS for this is as such: #close { position: relative; left: 100%; margin-left: -7px; margin-top: -10px; height: 15px; width: 17px; } Using Firefox: As above (Find product, edit gallery, etc). Upload an image, then try to do anything. This stops everything working unless the page is refreshed... for me anyways. Javascript that is being referenced are these: function getGallery(prodId,action,imageId,count) { var url = "include/gallery.inc.php?prod_id="+ prodId + "&action="+ action + "&image_id="+ imageId + "&count="+ count; request.open("GET", url, true); request.onreadystatechange = updateGallery; request.send(null); } function updateGallery() { if(request.readyState == 4) { if (request.status == 200) { var response = request.responseText; changeNavAdded(); document.getElementById("fullscreen").style.visibility = "visible"; document.getElementById("gallery_update").style.visibility = "visible"; document.getElementById("gallery_updated").innerHTML = response; } else { alert("status is " + request.status); } } } I have used an iFrame to upload an image and then whan the image has been uploaded the iFrame calls the function using top.getGallery(etc) but then the page stops working.. but only when using Firefox. When I use IE it all carries on fine. I have no doubt there are better ways to have done everything on this page but this is my first attempt at AJAX and I think I've done pretty well considering I had no idea about any of it 2 days ago. Thank you all for your time... I'm sure you could have used it better elsewhere... Fitz