You need to modify topWindow() so that you can pass a query string to it,
which you can then use to add to the URL of the pop-up window.
<SCRIPT>
<!--
function userpop(user_id)
{
var prefix = "show_user.php?userid=";
var script = eval("prefix + user_id");
window.open(script, "view_user",
"toolbar=no,location=no,directories=no,status=yes,menubar=yes,scrollbars=yes
,resizable=no,width=250,height=250");
}
// -->
</SCRIPT>
<input type=BUTTON value=Preview onClick="userpop('justin');">
This would pop-up a window with the dimensions listed, and I pass a userid
to it, which gets appended to the URL of the new window, passing a userid
variable into the target script via GET.
I *think* all <input>'s need to be in a form tag regardless... a better way
to test your script would be to take the input/form out of the equation, get
your javascript right with a simple <A HREF> tag:
<A HREF="#" onClick="userpop('justin');">
And since this is a JavaScript thing, not a PHP thing, you might want to
address the issue(s) in comp.lang.javascript
Justin French
on 18/08/02 7:14 PM, Mantas Kriauciunas ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Hey php-general,
>
> whats the easyest way to send variables to pop-up?
>
> i got button like this:
> <input type=BUTTON value=Preview onClick=\"topWindow()\"
>
> its not in the <form> its just standing hare.. do i add to post or
> how is the easy way to do it.. it just pops up window and i need
> to pass variables to that pop up whish takes variables from the form
> before that button. its preview.php that pops out.
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