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refer to jquery object in the parent window via 
<pre><code id="code-20-39280601-1">window.opener.$</code></pre>
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refer to jquery object in the parent window via

window.opener.$

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same origin?<br />
<br />
$(&quot;#someDiv&quot;, window.opener.document).ht<wbr />ml(&quot;some html&quot;);
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same origin?

$("#someDiv", window.opener.document).html("some html");

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Let's say I don't use jquery.<br />
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window.opener.form1[&quot;cance<wbr />lreason&quot; + dsrow].value=&quot;test&quot;; <br />
window.opener.form1[&quot;statu<wbr />s&quot; + dsrow].style.visibility = &quot;hidden&quot;;<br />
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the first line works, &nbsp;the second one doesn't
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Let's say I don't use jquery.

window.opener.form1["cancelreason" + dsrow].value="test";
window.opener.form1["status" + dsrow].style.visibility = "hidden";


the first line works,  the second one doesn't

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Does<br />
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window.opener.form1[&quot;cance<wbr />lreason&quot; + dsrow].style.visibility = &quot;hidden&quot;;<br />
?
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Does

window.opener.form1["cancelreason" + dsrow].style.visibility = "hidden";
?

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visibility works.<br />
how can I change the background-color?<br />
does it make a difference that I am working off a select box?
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visibility works.
how can I change the background-color?
does it make a difference that I am working off a select box?

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I have a popup window from my page and after the user finishes what they did, the popup window closes.<br />
is there anything I can script in javascript or jquery on the popup box to make something happen to a selector on the parent window?
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I have a popup window from my page and after the user finishes what they did, the popup window closes.
is there anything I can script in javascript or jquery on the popup box to make something happen to a selector on the parent window?

set jquery identifier from popup window to parent window

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