There are a couple of possibilities.
1. Dynamically create the Window.Open() URL to include enough information to
pull from a database.
2. Feed the data into JavaScript when the page is initially called and
create a tooltip. If you cannot easily do it with HTML, consider setting up a
layer and painting it on the mouseover event.
NOTE: The second option is more difficult to implement, as different
browsers render layers differently (some older browsers will not render at
all), so the option is more applicable to a controlled environment, like an
Intranet.
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Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA
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"seep" wrote:
Hi,
I have a webform with a button.
When the user moves their mouse over the button.. I would
like to initiate a mouseover event that shows a small
window with text.. The text will be populated from a
dataset...
Does anyone here know how to do this?
I have code that does the mouseover in javascript.. A
window even pops up.. but I am not sure how to send
dynamic text to this window...
I hope I am being clear enough..
A tooltip would be ok if I could get the data to show up
in 2 lines neatly.. ie
DATAROW 1
DATAROW 2
Any ideas?
Thanks