JSP Form with Formatted Confirmation Page

Question

I have a basic form, and I would like to have a confirmation page pop-up when the user clicks that they are done. The confirmation page needs to have considerable formatting on it, and include the data the user inputted on the form. It also needs to have a "Continue", "Go Back" and "Print" buttons. Continue will tell the form to proceed with submitting the form to the servlet, Go Back will put the user back on the form, Print will bring up another JSP with the form data in printable format with print/email options. Upon exit from the print page they will be back on the Confirmation Page.
The code below will allow for an OK, and Cancel button in the standard Message box, but this won't work.
I am assuming I need to create another jsp for the confirmation page. But i am stuck on two issues. How can i ...
1) Get the data onto the confirmation page from the form?
2) How can I pass back to the initial form the value of what the user selected (Continue or Go Back) so i know whether to proceed with submitting the form, or staying put.
Thanks for any help! I am very new to jsp programming.
<FORM
ACTION="http://www.mcfedries.com/scripts/formtest.asp"
METHOD="POST"
NAME="Monikers"
onSubmit="return validate(Monikers)">
Here's the JavaScript for this function:
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
<!--
function validate(frm) {
// Build the form data
var formData
formData = "First Name: " + frm.First.value + "\n"
formData = formData + "Last Name: " + frm.Last.value + "\n"
formData = formData + "Nickname: " + frm.Nick.value + "\n"
formData = formData + "Stage Name: " + frm.Stage.value + "\n"
// Show the data to the user
return confirm("Here is the form data you entered:" + "\n\n"
+ formData + "\n"
+ "Do you want to submit this data?")
//-->
</SCRIPT>

Answer 1

Does the problem persist if you upload All Files (and not just modified). Do you continue to receive the message even if you choose "After Sending: Stay on Current Page" option? If yes, a site URL would help in identifying the issue.
Also try inserting a fresh form on a page/new Muse site and see if you're able to replicate the behaviour on different browsers.
Thanks,
Vinayak