hi, with popup window opener with window.open you can use this too:
window.opener.frmX.submit();
regards,
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> "Matt" wrote in message news:ejTMo1KCEHA.3788@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
> : Can form.submit() submit another form? In the following example, in
> : page1.asp, it is fine to submit the current form: form1.submit(), and[/color]
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> I
> : could see the value "Joe" in page2.asp. However, if I do:[/color]
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> : then it couldn't go to page2.asp. Any ideas?? Thanks!!
> :
> : //page1.asp
> : <html>
> : <head>
> : </head>
> : <body onload="form1.submit()"> //OK!
> : <!-- <body onload="form3.submit()"> //Doesn't work!! -->
> : <form name="form1" action="page2.asp" method="post">
> : <P><input type="text" name="fname" value="Joe">
> : </form>
> : </html>
> :
> : //page2.asp
> : <%= Request.Form("fname") %>
> :
> : //page3.asp
> : <form name="form3" action="form2.asp" method="post">
> : <P><input type="text" name="fname" value="Joe">
> : </form>
>
> Right. You cannot submit form3 from page1.asp. You submit the form from
> the page you are on. Even if you call a form on an open page, you are
> submitting from that page.
>
> If page3.asp was a popup and had a handle of page3, then you could call[/color]
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> the form to submit from page1.
> page3.document.form3.submit()
>
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> Roland Hall
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> WSH 5.6 Documentation -[/color]
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