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JeroenDortmans -> RE: Send a parameter from a website to a application (2/1/2002 2:07:21)
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Hi Roger,
After I did place the script on a separate page, it worked fine. I modified the "drawing number" as displayed on the search result page into a hyperlink which links to a page where our "write BAT file" scripts runs. I open the "write BAT file" scripts in a new window. With the link I send the drawing number so a DRW on the "write BAT file" page grabs it so I can use it in the script for writing the BAT file and after that close this new window. This all work fine. For making this process faster, I want to open the new window with no menubar, statusbar, toolbar en so on. I must specify this with the link on the search result page. I now how to do this in JavaScript, but now I also want to send the variable "drawing_number" with it. I thought on something like this:
<SCRIPT language="JavaScript">
function popIt(parameter)
{
var url = "Write_BAT.asp?Drawing_number=;
var x = window.open(url,'popWin','status=no,toolbars=no,width=100,height=100');
x.moveTo(50,50);
}
</script>
<a href="javascript:popIt(<%=FP_FieldURL(fp_rs,"Drawing_number")%>);">
It needs some fine-tuning because it gives some error's. Any idea?
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