Sorry for the confusing title: hope someone gets what I'm shooting for.
I usually create forms in such a way that the form takes the user back to the exact same page upon submit...but based on the values of the variables that were posted (or get-ed) a script runs before the re-loaded page is displayed, that actually DOES what the user entered or told it to do (ie runs a mysql query to save the data that was entered).
Anyway, what I would LIKE to do in certain situations is to take the user to a specific different LOCATION on the returned page after submitting their data (ie. to a data table way at the end of the page, that will now contain their newly-entered data, rather than the data entry form that is always located at the top of the page.
I am suspecting that this is something that one can simply do with html links within a page, but there is a lot of basic html stuff that I don't know. Can someone clue me in on the concepts I have to learn in order to accomplish what I described above?
Thanks.
