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variable in the url
- Thread starter dcarbone
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ideally your openindex() function would accept a parameter, like so:
function openindex(url) {
var myWin = window.open(url);
}
then you could say
<a href="<%= response.write(dst) %>"onclick=" openindex('<%= response.write(dst) %>'); return false;">
or
<a href="<%= response.write(dst) %>"onclick=" openindex(this.href); return false;">
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-jeff
try { succeed(); } catch(E) { tryAgain(); }
function openindex(url) {
var myWin = window.open(url);
}
then you could say
<a href="<%= response.write(dst) %>"onclick=" openindex('<%= response.write(dst) %>'); return false;">
or
<a href="<%= response.write(dst) %>"onclick=" openindex(this.href); return false;">
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-jeff
try { succeed(); } catch(E) { tryAgain(); }
>>how would i pass the value of response.write(dst) to the new window code
Do you mean passing this value to the openindex() function? If so you can do it the same way you put it in the link. Btw, Response.write is not necessary for this.
Remember to encapsulate your url string in quotes when passing it to the function.
-kaht
Do you mean passing this value to the openindex() function? If so you can do it the same way you put it in the link. Btw, Response.write is not necessary for this.
Code:
<a href="<%=dst%>"onclick=" openindex('<%=dst%>'); return false;">-kaht
hey,
it will depend a little on what goes on in your openindex function. To pass the value on a URL variable would be simple enough:
<a href="pagetoopen.asp?v=<%=dst%>" onclick="openindex();return false;">
notice <%= is short for response.write so you don't have to use both.
then the URL variable "v" will be available to the opened page. If the function "openindex" is opening a window with a different URL then you will want to put the "?v=<%=dst%>" part with the URL that is being opened.
I hope that is clear enough.
Travis Hawkins
BeachBum Software
travis@cfm2asp.com
it will depend a little on what goes on in your openindex function. To pass the value on a URL variable would be simple enough:
<a href="pagetoopen.asp?v=<%=dst%>" onclick="openindex();return false;">
notice <%= is short for response.write so you don't have to use both.
then the URL variable "v" will be available to the opened page. If the function "openindex" is opening a window with a different URL then you will want to put the "?v=<%=dst%>" part with the URL that is being opened.
I hope that is clear enough.
Travis Hawkins
BeachBum Software
travis@cfm2asp.com
wow it took me so long to answer that 2 people posted before me... HAHA
all good answers
Travis Hawkins
BeachBum Software
travis@cfm2asp.com
all good answers
Travis Hawkins
BeachBum Software
travis@cfm2asp.com
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