Re: CFMX7 and IE6 Best Practice Needed

2006-05-31 Thread James Blaha
Tom, Great news I got it! It turns out there was another form on the parent page that had a post once I converted it to GET it fixed the issue. Thanks a million for all your help! *** Case closed *** -Jim ~| Message: http://w

Re: CFMX7 and IE6 Best Practice Needed

2006-05-31 Thread James Blaha
Tom, I'm still getting the popup its a form but I'm just linking to a page and processing the data there. Parent Window: Delete function timedreload(href) { NextWindow=window.open("StockMarket_DELETE.cfm?ID=#jsStringFormat(urlencodedformat(I

Re: CFMX7 and IE6 Best Practice Needed

2006-05-31 Thread Tom Chiverton
On Wednesday 31 May 2006 16:41, James Blaha wrote: > The page cannot be refreshed without resending the information. > Click Retry to send the information again, > or click Cancel to return to the page that you were trying to view. Right, that's because the page is the result of a form POST, right

Re: CFMX7 and IE6 Best Practice Needed

2006-05-31 Thread James Blaha
Tom, Getting closer. This works but I'm forced to click "Retry" on a IE6 popup. This is the msgbox I'm trying to bypass. Msb Box Popup: The page cannot be refreshed without resending the information. Click Retry to send the information again, or click Cancel to return to the page that you were

Re: CFMX7 and IE6 Best Practice Needed

2006-05-31 Thread Tom Chiverton
On Wednesday 31 May 2006 15:17, James Blaha wrote: > > > No errors now, I put this code in my child form thats above, nothing > happends to the parent window when I close the child form. Any Ideas? Yeah, tell the parent ('opener') to refresh, not the window you just opened: -- Tom Chiverton *

Re: CFMX7 and IE6 Best Practice Needed

2006-05-31 Thread James Blaha
Tom, No errors now, I put this code in my child form thats above, nothing happends to the parent window when I close the child form. Any Ideas? Thanks for your help. -Jim ~| Message: http://www.houseoffusion.com/lists.cfm/li

Re: CFMX7 and IE6 Best Practice Needed

2006-05-31 Thread Tom Chiverton
On Wednesday 31 May 2006 14:42, James Blaha wrote: > Thanks for the post! That JS will help perform a refresh but the users will > get promted with a message box from IE with that code right? Nope, shouldn't. What message are they getting ? -- Tom Chiverton *

Re: CFMX7 and IE6 Best Practice Needed

2006-05-31 Thread James Blaha
Peter, Nice site! So do you put JS in the head of the child form then on it's body tag a call to a onunload fuction? Thanks, your sites doing what I need to do. Can you post some example code please? -Jim ~| Message: http://w

Re: CFMX7 and IE6 Best Practice Needed

2006-05-31 Thread Peter Tilbrook
I do that with ColdOfficeView (coldofficeview.coldgen.com) so it is possible with javascript. > I’m looking for a best practice I should start off I’m open to change, > typically when I have a application where a parent (main form) has say > 10 records sitting in a table and at the end of

Re: CFMX7 and IE6 Best Practice Needed

2006-05-31 Thread James Blaha
Tom, Thanks for the post! That JS will help perform a refresh but the users will get promted with a message box from IE with that code right? -Jim ~| Message: http://www.houseoffusion.com/lists.cfm/link=i:4:241795 Archives: htt

Re: CFMX7 and IE6 Best Practice Needed

2006-05-31 Thread Tom Chiverton
On Wednesday 31 May 2006 14:19, James Blaha wrote: > manually refresh the parent window because of IE6 security you cant force a > refresh in JavaScript from what I’ve researched. window.location.reload() WFM, iirc. -- Tom Chiverton This e

CFMX7 and IE6 Best Practice Needed

2006-05-31 Thread James Blaha
All, I’m looking for a best practice I should start off I’m open to change, typically when I have a application where a parent (main form) has say 10 records sitting in a table and at the end of each record I provide a link to Modify/delete the record. When the users clicks the link it open