Help, Want someone's option. I'm calling a popup screen, say form B, to
add/edit a record. In, say form A, I call form B using javascript
window.open in server side code. I need to know when I come back to form A
so I can refresh the screen from the database if a record was added or the
data changed that I'm displaying. My question is: What is the best way to
figure out when form b finishes and return to form A so that I can run this
refresh routine? Hope this is clear?
Thank you,
Logger
6  2001 
One way to do this is to insert the following code (or something like it) in
the form B method that saves/updates your data.
Response.Write("<script>window.opener.location.hre f =
window.opener.location.href;</script>");
Response.Write("<script>window.close();</script>");
When your popup refreshes it will refresh the opener and then close the popup.
"Logger" wrote: Help, Want someone's option. I'm calling a popup screen, say form B, to
add/edit a record. In, say form A, I call form B using javascript
window.open in server side code. I need to know when I come back to form A
so I can refresh the screen from the database if a record was added or the
data changed that I'm displaying. My question is: What is the best way to
figure out when form b finishes and return to form A so that I can run this
refresh routine? Hope this is clear?
Thank you,
Logger
I don't understand how in form A I know I'm back from formB. Where do I
check in form A for the return.
Logger
"pm" wrote: One way to do this is to insert the following code (or something like it) in
the form B method that saves/updates your data.
Response.Write("<script>window.opener.location.hre f =
window.opener.location.href;</script>");
Response.Write("<script>window.close();</script>");
When your popup refreshes it will refresh the opener and then close the popup.
"Logger" wrote:
Help, Want someone's option. I'm calling a popup screen, say form B, to
add/edit a record. In, say form A, I call form B using javascript
window.open in server side code. I need to know when I come back to form A
so I can refresh the screen from the database if a record was added or the
data changed that I'm displaying. My question is: What is the best way to
figure out when form b finishes and return to form A so that I can run this
refresh routine? Hope this is clear?
Thank you,
Logger
I don't understand how in form A I know I'm back from formB. Where do I
check in form A for the return.
Logger
"pm" wrote: One way to do this is to insert the following code (or something like it) in
the form B method that saves/updates your data.
Response.Write("<script>window.opener.location.hre f =
window.opener.location.href;</script>");
Response.Write("<script>window.close();</script>");
When your popup refreshes it will refresh the opener and then close the popup.
"Logger" wrote:
Help, Want someone's option. I'm calling a popup screen, say form B, to
add/edit a record. In, say form A, I call form B using javascript
window.open in server side code. I need to know when I come back to form A
so I can refresh the screen from the database if a record was added or the
data changed that I'm displaying. My question is: What is the best way to
figure out when form b finishes and return to form A so that I can run this
refresh routine? Hope this is clear?
Thank you,
Logger
You won't have to refresh A by knowing when the popup (B) closes because
popup B makes a javascript call to refresh A
Response.Write("<script>window.opener.location.hre f = window.opener.location.href;</script>"); // written in popup(B)
before B closes itself.
Response.Write("<script>window.close();</script>");
"Logger" wrote:
I don't understand how in form A I know I'm back from formB. Where do I
check in form A for the return.
Logger
"pm" wrote:
One way to do this is to insert the following code (or something like it) in
the form B method that saves/updates your data.
Response.Write("<script>window.opener.location.hre f =
window.opener.location.href;</script>");
Response.Write("<script>window.close();</script>");
When your popup refreshes it will refresh the opener and then close the popup.
"Logger" wrote:
Help, Want someone's option. I'm calling a popup screen, say form B, to
add/edit a record. In, say form A, I call form B using javascript
window.open in server side code. I need to know when I come back to form A
so I can refresh the screen from the database if a record was added or the
data changed that I'm displaying. My question is: What is the best way to
figure out when form b finishes and return to form A so that I can run this
refresh routine? Hope this is clear?
Thank you,
Logger
ok, what I mean by refreshing is i have to read from the db and load my grid
which I'm using to display my data in form A. Where do I do this?
"pm" wrote: You won't have to refresh A by knowing when the popup (B) closes because
popup B makes a javascript call to refresh A
Response.Write("<script>window.opener.location.hre f = window.opener.location.href;</script>"); // written in popup(B)
before B closes itself.
Response.Write("<script>window.close();</script>");
"Logger" wrote:
I don't understand how in form A I know I'm back from formB. Where do I
check in form A for the return.
Logger
"pm" wrote:
One way to do this is to insert the following code (or something like it) in
the form B method that saves/updates your data.
Response.Write("<script>window.opener.location.hre f =
window.opener.location.href;</script>");
Response.Write("<script>window.close();</script>");
When your popup refreshes it will refresh the opener and then close the popup.
"Logger" wrote:
> Help, Want someone's option. I'm calling a popup screen, say form B, to
> add/edit a record. In, say form A, I call form B using javascript
> window.open in server side code. I need to know when I come back to form A
> so I can refresh the screen from the database if a record was added or the
> data changed that I'm displaying. My question is: What is the best way to
> figure out when form b finishes and return to form A so that I can run this
> refresh routine? Hope this is clear?
> Thank you,
> Logger
When page A refreshes (I am assuming that this page is already written)
because page B enters the command
Response.Write("<script>window.opener.location.hre f = window.opener.location.href;</script>"); // written in popup(B)
The DB shoudl refresh the grid automatically.
"Logger" wrote:
ok, what I mean by refreshing is i have to read from the db and load my grid
which I'm using to display my data in form A. Where do I do this?
"pm" wrote:
You won't have to refresh A by knowing when the popup (B) closes because
popup B makes a javascript call to refresh A
Response.Write("<script>window.opener.location.hre f = window.opener.location.href;</script>"); // written in popup(B)
before B closes itself.
Response.Write("<script>window.close();</script>");
"Logger" wrote:
I don't understand how in form A I know I'm back from formB. Where do I
check in form A for the return.
Logger
"pm" wrote:
> One way to do this is to insert the following code (or something like it) in
> the form B method that saves/updates your data.
>
> Response.Write("<script>window.opener.location.hre f =
> window.opener.location.href;</script>");
> Response.Write("<script>window.close();</script>");
>
> When your popup refreshes it will refresh the opener and then close the popup.
>
>
> "Logger" wrote:
>
> > Help, Want someone's option. I'm calling a popup screen, say form B, to
> > add/edit a record. In, say form A, I call form B using javascript
> > window.open in server side code. I need to know when I come back to form A
> > so I can refresh the screen from the database if a record was added or the
> > data changed that I'm displaying. My question is: What is the best way to
> > figure out when form b finishes and return to form A so that I can run this
> > refresh routine? Hope this is clear?
> > Thank you,
> > Logger
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