If you are using cfwindow than the window is on the same page. You should be 
able to use JS to control the value on the original form. Like:

document.formName.name.value;

Check out this demo I did:

http://demo.thinksys.com/cf8/cfwindow/addContacts.cfm

I think the concept is kind of the same. Click the new company link and a 
cfwindow opens. After the new company is inserted there is a close button that 
uses JS to update the company picklist on the original form. It then closes the 
window.

I hope this helps.  

> The only way I know of doing what you've indicated below is to use a 
> JavaScript.
> 
> You can reference the "parent" or "opener" window by using the 
> "opener" keyword:
> opener.document.parentForm.pf1.value = document.childForm.cf1.value;
> 
> A good example of how to do this from a JavaScript can be seen here: 
> http://www.rgagnon.com/jsdetails/js-0066.html
> 
 
> -------------- Original message ----------------------
> From: "Andy Chen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > Here's a situation:
> > 
> > Basically there is a form (CFFORM) which there are various fields. 
> One of the 
> > field would be a basic CFINPUT text field where an image ID can be 
> entered. The 
> > user will be able to click on a button to preview available images 
> (CFWINDOW). 
> > Whatever image they select in the Window (via radio button or drop 
> down), it 
> > will populate the main form with the value.
> > 
> > I can't figure out how to pass a variable from the Window back to 
> the parent 
> > form. To use some of the UI features, the Window will need to have a 
> CFFORM 
> > also. I tried binding but it would only work if it is in the same 
> form (or 
> > section). Most commands support FORMNAME.FORMFIELD naming to apply a 
> function 
> > but is there a WINDOW.FORMNAME.FORMFIELD naming scheme?
> > 
> > I tried looking at the CF 8 Developer Guide and CF 8 CFML Refence 
> guide for 
> > pointers but I can't seem to find out what to use. It seem pretty 
> straight 
> > forward so I figure I must be missing something obvious... please 
> help.
> > 
> > Thanks,
> > Andy 
> > 
> > 


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