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How do you pass two separarate javascript id values in a url?

Asked by bluskyGuy in JavaScript, Web Development Software, Cold Fusion Markup Language

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I have the following url that successfully passes the image value to the BIG ID value on the page and outputs the image,which is great.  

However,  how do I go about also passing a 2nd value? The image reference gets passed and is output successfully but the #getimage.id# value I need to have passed I need to have appended to the javascript popup window...any ideas?


The area that passes the values to the ID area:

  <cfoutput query="GetImage"> <cfif #Getimage.image1small# EQ ''><cfelse><img src="img/#GetImage.image1small#.jpg" alt="" id="i01" class="img" onclick="this.className='img over';document.getElementById('big').src='img/#GetImage.image1#.jpg';document.getElementById('link').src='#GetImage.id#'" /> </cfif>
         </cfoutput>


The area that accepts what is passed and outputs it to the screen:

         <img src="  <cfoutput>img/#Getimage.image1# .jpg" alt="" id="big" onclick="OpenWindow('detail.cfm?idnew='#getimage.id#)" /></cfoutput>

You'll notice the idnew=#getimage.id# which is supposed to be passed tot he detail.cfm page once clicked. However, the same first ID value that the query returns is always passed (not the correct ID value from the image selected).

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