I have a page with a form provided by a module, and the submit function
in the module does a form redirect at the end.
The page redirected to has a jsquery page ready function that opens a
window based on a drupal.settings value.
I also have a php snippet that checks a $_SESSION variable for a value,
and if it's present, does the drupal_add_js call to populate the drupal
settings value.
What I seem unable to do is take the $_SESSION value (set in the submit
function of the form) and place the php snippet so that the page that is
loaded has that value in place when the page ready function is called.
At first, I had the code in the form submit function. That actually
caused the window to pop open on the form page. I moved the code to the
head of the page template for the page that -should- pop open the
window. But it doesn't work...the window is opened on the page loaded
AFTER the page that was redirected to.
So:
[Form page] -> get info -> submit function -> load session var ->
redirect to page A
[Page A] -> template does drupal_add_js to create drupal.settings value
-> page ready -> check settings and open a window with the file name in
the settings value
That's what I have...where -should- I have the drupal_add_js?
Jeff
