I wanted to follow up and say that I have the foundation for what I am looking for. Jim and Neil, the links you gave were excellent resources but, being a novice to HTML and JavaScript, I still had to go to Google and YouTube for a little more. Tim, your answer was more like what I was looking for, except I see that you don't have to just pass an URL to the code page. You can pass other values as well. I came up with a simple block of html to suit my needs, while I expand my knowledge for more capabilities.
For anyone looking for an answer to this same question, I recommend searching for how to pass parameters with html or with javascript, as well as how to use parameters passed to your page (no need to specify quickbase code page in your search). Google and YouTube were my friends for this. Then I referenced the links Jim and Neil posted to see if I could follow the code I saw as I learned what parts I needed for my own purposes. The examples on that resources quickbase app had more code than necessary for the type of solutions I needed.
Thank you, again, gentlemen. I appreciate your answers.
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James Carr
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