@MikeOSSep 16.2010 — #The code below shows you one way how this can be done, however unless you have to use JavaScript I'd suggest using server side technology which can do this much simpler. Anyway the example below uses a cookie which is created when the user submits the form, the onload event on window checks to see if the cookie exists, if it does then the hidden div is shown.
@mavalos88Sep 18.2010 — #If you are using a server side language then you'd simply do a check like so (in php) [code=php] if($_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] == "POST") echo(<div... ) [/code]
If not then you'd have to use GET. A variable in the URL that will tell you if the page was submitted or not. If the variable is set then show the div.