I'm trying to figure out how best to make the following happen, any pointers/documentation/example modules would be awesome: 1) Click a button on the webpage 2) Jquery fires off a request for a unique form that is not a node or menu or anything else 3) Somehow drupal understands the url that I use and fires the appropriate function 4) mymodule_send_form() will invoke drupal_get_form() (maybe?) 5) Jquery recieves the rendered form, adds stuff to it via hidden inputs like x & y, $_Get['q'], $user->id, etc. 6) user can fill it out 7) Jquery sends data back to be saved/verified 8) Jquery recieves a final themed output of content 9) Repeat as many times as user wants on the same page by clicking the button mentioned in #1 What has me very confused is that I need to send and receive themed output, but without the entire site. Simply need chunks of final output to be sent back and forth. After a discussion on #drupal the other night I determined that AHAH is not exactly designed to do entire forms. If anyone is interested (I know from a tweet discussion that bangpound is) I've got a working javascript framework for adding comments to entire pages. I'm going to call this module "critique" and it's main use will be turning it on and having clients add comments to pages (like you would for PDFs or Word Documents). The problem is I can't decide how to architect the backend as it will have to be very AJAX-y. I think I know more about Drupal 7 (having spent the most time in D7 issue que), but I'd like a working version in Drupal 6 first. Josh _____________________________________ Josh Miller Web / Technology Director Haan Marketing + Communications http://www.haanmc.com/ 123 N. 8th Street, Lafayette, IN 47902-0350 T. 765.423.5470 F. 765-742-2881