Using postIt.asp

Using the onClick Event and Using the onSubmit Event describe how clicking Change or Delete initiates a call to postIt.asp. This ASP page performs four tasks:

Verify the user has been authenticated. This code is identical to code described in Coding viewData.asp.
Examine all the tags in the parent document (a locale-specific *.htm file) and assign the value of the charset property to the defaultCharset property. The first line of code is from Group.htm in the en-us directory and the second code fragment is from postIt.asp. In this example, the Latin character set (ISO-8859-1) becomes the default character set.
```
<META http-equiv="content-type" content="text/htm; charset=ISO-8859-1"/>

For Each item in parent.document.all.tags("META")
   If UCase(item.httpEquiv)="CONTENT-TYPE" Then
      NodeValue = item.content
      NodeValue = Mid(NodeValue,InstrRev(NodeValue,"=")+1)
      document.defaultCharset = NodeValue
   End If
Next
```
Create an instance of the SQLXML COM component from Litware.dll.
```
Set objPostIt = Server.CreateObject("Litware.XML")
```
Call the PostActions method. The call passes the Request and Response objects and the value of the Eval_ConnectionString (from the Application object) to PostActions.
```
objPostIt.PostActions Request,Response,Application("Eval_ConnectionString")
```

Including Hidden Fields on Forms describes the hidden fields in the RIGHTPANE frames that contain values the PostActions method uses. ViewRecords: Where the Data Retrieval Process Begins describes the hidden fields in the RIGHTPANE frames that contain values the ViewRecords method uses.