if i am correct in thinking you want to load a page that says searching then that page redirects to a final page?
well with javascript you can use,
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<script language=\"JavaScript\">
<!--hide
function newwindow(type)
{
if (type == \"pic\" && document.addnew.picture.value != 0){
*window.open('Preview?typ=pic&img=' + document.addnew.picture.value,'jav','width=600,height=600,resizable=yes');
}else if(type == \"dia\" && document.addnew.diagram.value != 0){
*window.open('Preview?typ=dia&img=' + document.addnew.diagram.value,'jav','width=600,height=600,resizable=yes');
}else if(type == \"vid\" && document.addnew.video.value != 0){
*window.open('Preview?typ=vid&img=' + document.addnew.video.value,'jav','width=600,height=600,resizable=yes');
}
}
//-->
</SCRIPT>
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<a href=\"javascript:newwindow('pic')\">Preview</a><--- to call the javascript name your iframe you want load it in the all is good, just takes the value from teh txt box
or use a dynamic redirect in PHP, just check the request string from teh url and if it is say for instace
you find action=search then use the php redirect?
http://www.mozilla.org/docs/dom/domr...dow_ref76.html <--- window.open documentation.
this is about the 20th edit of this post but...
can i see the code you are trying to impliment?