Help with Javascript Re-Direction

[dirtbikedude]

Ok here's the problem that I'm having I have a website that our organization uses and they want us to cast our votes on a poll. What I'd like to do is view the results at the same time of voting. Now they use a javascript button to submit your info so if you try to open a new tab in firefox you just get a "javascript void" blank window. So I figured that if I opened the webpage in two firefox windows that I could press submit on one window so I could view the results and then the other window I could vote. When I try that I get a website error message that says "only one instance is aloud to be running of this website." is there a way to either A) have the javascript execute in a new window/tab so I'm still able to see both the results and voting or B) Open the website in two instances such as two different windows and spoof it to look like one?

Thanks in advance!

[Goatboy]

You could try using firebug to edit out the JavaScript and just post the vote normally.

[sanddbox]

Much simpler is to disable javascript if it's an actual HTML form. Many websites have HTML forms and use JavaScript validation to ensure that the right data is entered, but simply disabling JS will circumvent these measures.

[tremor77]

or.. view the page source and copy it to your desktop... open it up and with a little html/javascript tinkering, modify it to suit the results you wish.