Javascript with Firefox

[matheusporto]

Hi everybody..

I'm trying to do a post in my asp page through a Javascript statement. It works fine when i use IE, but with Firefox it doesn't. I've to make it works for both browsers. Any idea?

Thanks.


Here's the code i'm using.

Response.Write("<script>document.forms['Form1'].method = ""post"";document.forms['Form1'].action = ""

http://www.test.com.br/loja/index.asp"";document.forms

['Form1'].target=""_blank"";document.forms['Form1'].submit();</script>")

'Response.Write("<script>window.location = ""Aviso.aspx?resultado=Sucesso""</script>")

 

[feherke]

Hi
[ul]
[li]Does the [tt]form[/tt] exist in the moment of executing the JavaScript code ? I mean, where is that JavaScript code placed in the document ?[/li]
[li]Is popup blocking enabled in FireFox ? Maybe you should add an [tt]iframe[/tt] to the page and set that as [tt]target[/tt] instead of [tt]_blank[/tt].[/li]
[/ul]
Next time please post your code between [tt][ignore]

[/ignore][/tt] and [tt][ignore]

[/ignore][/tt] TGML tags.

Feherke.

http://feherke.github.com/

 

[matheusporto]

Thanks for the answer and I apologize about the messy code.

Ok. First of all the Javascript is executed when the user click on a "Confirm" button, so the form already exist at this point.
And yes, i disabled the popup blocking at Firefox configurations.

Well, i'm not highly familiar with the iframe tag but i believe it does not fit with what i want. I need that test.com.br open in a new window or tab, 'cause at the same moment i'll redirect the main window to aviso.aspx.

I would like to remember u guys that it works fine on Internet Explorer.

 

[feherke]

Hi

Ok, then forget the [tt]iframe[/tt] thing. ( No idea why I had a feeling that the POST result will be ignored anyway. )

But this sentence sounds abit strange :

First of all the Javascript is executed when the user click on a "Confirm" button, so the form already exist at this point.

Code executed when an event occurs should be inside a function declaration, or in a HTML tag's on-something attribute, in this case [tt]onclick[/tt].

Could you show the part from where that code is executed ?

Feherke.

http://feherke.github.com/

 

[matheusporto]

I mean, when the user click on "Confirm" button it means that he already filled the form which i'm 'posting'. It exists.
And the code is placed in a C#(CodeBehind) function which handles click-on events at my "Confirm" button.

Private Sub LinkButton1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles LinkButton1.Click


If (cbCondicaoPgto.SelectedValue = 18) Then

Response.Write("<script>document.forms['Form1'].method =""post"";document.forms['Form1'].action = ""[URL unfurl="true"]http://www.test.com.br/loja/index.asp"";document.forms[/URL]['Form1'].target=""_blank"";document.forms['Form1'].submit();</script>")
Response.Write("<script>window.location =""Aviso.aspx?resultado=Sucesso""</script>")

Else Response.Redirect("Aviso.aspx?resultado=Sucesso")

 

[feherke]

Hi

Let us stay with the client-side.

How the HTML and JavaScript generated for that [tt]form[/tt] looks ?

Is AJAX involved ? If yes, how a request and a response looks ?

An URL to a publicly accessible version of that page would be the best aid for debugging.

Feherke.

http://feherke.github.com/

 

[ZaSter]

I'm pretty sure that the reason it works in Internet Explorer but not in Firefox is because Internet Explorer allows cross-sight scripting while Firefox does not.