note baku <p> Well, that's 99% true :-) </p> <p> <em>If</em> you make the assumption that the user has JavaScript (but code for the case where they don't, as well!), you could open up a new, miniature browser window (with <code>window.open</code>) and set its URL to something like <code>http://www.whatever.fu/upload/upload-status?id=xxx</code> with an HTTP <code>Refresh: </code> header in that script. If you refresh every 3-5 seconds, you could display a 'status bar' and/or percentage/number of bytes/transfer speed... </p> <p> Just link the JavaScript to the form's <code>submit</code> button. (Sorry, my E-262's really rusty or I'd try to offer some sample code, but I'd probably do more harm than good in this case! :-) ) -- I forget which way it goes, but if you return (true | false ? ) from your <code>window.open</code> call in the <code>onClick</code> (?) handler, the form won't submit, but run your code instead, so make sure to RTFM :-) </p> 57335 57357