asked on 1/26/2009

PAss cfgrid selected item tp the url variable

I am trying to pass selected cfgrid item as a URL variable . I am using cfform type flash. But can not pass thart variable
Please help

function showNewPage(msg)
{
	 window.open ("UpdateAccess.cfm?menu={myGrid.selectedIndex.menuID}","mywindow");
}
 
<cfsavecontent variable="doPopUp">
 
	getURL("javascript:showNewPage("+ "'{myGrid.selectedItem.menuID}'"+ ")");
</cfsavecontent>
<cfinput type="button" name="btn" value="Add Access"  onClick="#doPopUp#">

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1/26/2009

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erikTsomik

1/26/2009

ASKER

Great Thank you

erikTsomik

1/26/2009

ASKER

Also _agx:
I want to do the following. Once the pop up is clicked. I want to block the main screen so the user can not click on it until the pop up is closed . I tried to use Ext but it does not work.

_agx_

1/26/2009

Unfortnately, I highly doubt you can do that easily using a javascript popup. For one thing, the window closing would be a javascript event (not flash) so you would have to communicate between javascript and flash. While that is possible in later versions, IIRC it is not simple.

The other option would be to try using a flash popup window so you could control the interaction and know when to return control to the main flash window. Which a) is also more complicated and b) also makes the assumption that flash supports the "modal window" concept, which I am not entirely certain it does ..

http://ruby.sys-con.com/node/296224

erikTsomik

1/26/2009

ASKER

I tried using cfwindow but was always getting an error that cold Fusion function does not exist

_agx_

1/26/2009

It works for me with IE, but 1) the window appears behind the flash form and 2) it does not disable the flash form. We may be trying to mix apples and oranges here (ie javascript and flash)