Using the API, but don't want to get the "success"

Hi all,

I've made a little text input box on my website that allows users to send messages to my bunny. It uses JavaScript to send the user to nabaztag.com/vl/FR/api.js?sn... etc etc.

The only problem is that, when they hit "send", the page loads up with the ugly page saying that the message was successfully sent.

Is there a way to hit the nabaztag link virtually? Is there a way to set things up so that the user clicks "send" and they can stay in my site? Or, so that they can go to a personal "success" message within my site?

Thanks for any help!

Do you have the possibility to create php pages?

No, my server doesn't allow PHP, unfortunately.

I created the input form with a simple JavaScript that calls document.location after the user enters their text.

Is it possible to do this with JS or similar?

You should search 'xmlhttprequest()' on Google...

- here for crossover plateform function : http://www.scss.com.au/family/andrew/webdesign/xmlhttprequest/

- you must send correct http headers to expect a response from the API :
"Content-Type: text/xml; charset=UTF-8"
"Accept-Language: fr-fr"

I never use xmlhttprequest() but i think the truth is there.

You could setup an iframe or a div in your html page where the script is.
Use css to turn display off to make it not show.
Then submit your form to the iframe... the iframe will load the results content... but you won't see it.

Look for info on javascript and frames... you might try google terms like "javascript form cross frame" or "javascript form cross iframe" or "javascript form cross div" or something like that.