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Hi,<br />
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This is how i did it... It works on most browsers.<br />
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This is how i changed values of fields in parent windows, based on input in child popup<br />
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You can send data to child via GET parameters with PHP, or program the child popup to collect the data as shown below from the parent onload.<br />

<pre><code id="code-470229">object = window.opener.document.getElementById('id_of_field')
object.value = 'new value of field';</code></pre>
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Hi,

This is how i did it... It works on most browsers.

This is how i changed values of fields in parent windows, based on input in child popup

You can send data to child via GET parameters with PHP, or program the child popup to collect the data as shown below from the parent onload.


object = window.opener.document.getElementById('id_of_field')
object.value = 'new value of field';

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Worked perfect! &nbsp;Thanks!
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I am trying to do the following using Javascript, and I was hoping someone might be able to provide basic code (using two html pages and javascript functions) to accomplish it: <br />
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1) Use HTML form to collect a parameter or two from user<br />
2) Pass that data to Popup window<br />
3) Display that data in the popup window<br />
4) Write something (i.e. &quot;Successful&quot;) to parent window when user clicks button on popup (and close popup as well).<br />
<br />
Thanks!<br />

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I am trying to do the following using Javascript, and I was hoping someone might be able to provide basic code (using two html pages and javascript functions) to accomplish it: 

1) Use HTML form to collect a parameter or two from user
2) Pass that data to Popup window
3) Display that data in the popup window
4) Write something (i.e. "Successful") to parent window when user clicks button on popup (and close popup as well).

Thanks!


Passing values between parent and popup using Javascript

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