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This answer is a close resolution, however, I will need to open another .html in the window.open function call, this .html will use sql techniques to retreive data from the database and display the data choices within a table. Also, in the example provided above, the 'close();' statement is not really closing the new window. any other ideas?<br />
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thanks<br />
jkfox<br />
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This answer is a close resolution, however, I will need to open another .html in the window.open function call, this .html will use sql techniques to retreive data from the database and display the data choices within a table. Also, in the example provided above, the 'close();' statement is not really closing the new window. any other ideas?

thanks
jkfox



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While a user is filling in form info, I would like to display the selection choices for the text field<br />
&nbsp;in a secondary window. Then when the user 'click's on a value from the table of the secondary<br />
window, the value is passed back to the parent window, and &nbsp;copied into the parent form's<br />
&nbsp;input text field. I have read about passing values from one form to another,but need a<br />
&nbsp;detailed example of how this would apply from window to window. Does anyone know<br />
how this could be done in javascript? &nbsp;thanks 
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While a user is filling in form info, I would like to display the selection choices for the text field
 in a secondary window. Then when the user 'click's on a value from the table of the secondary
window, the value is passed back to the parent window, and  copied into the parent form's
 input text field. I have read about passing values from one form to another,but need a
 detailed example of how this would apply from window to window. Does anyone know
how this could be done in javascript?  thanks 

passing table values from child window to parent

JavaScript is a dynamic, object-based language commonly used for client-side scripting in web browsers. Recently, server side JavaScript frameworks have also emerged. JavaScript runs on nearly every operating system and  in almost every mainstream web browser.