Re: [PHP] Submitting form in new window!

2002-07-29 Thread Thomas Edison Jr.

Glory,

2 Problems with this :

1. I have a PHP/MySQL statement within my PHP Code,
which is in the Body part of the page. This generates
the Form Fields & Thier Values.. there are a lot of
hidden fields who's values are defined by Database
Variables.. 

If i place the FormSubmit()Function in the head, how
will those variables pass?

2. I'm already using Target=_Blank ... problem with
that is that you cannot control size of window. And
that is exactly what i need to do.. define parameters
for the window... 

Thanks,
T. Edison Jr.



--- vins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is JavaScript you need.
> 
> one example.
> 
> 
> 
>  onSubmit="FormSubmit()'">
> 
> 
>  TYPE="JavaScript/Text">
> function FormSubmit()
> {
> var textfield = Information.TextField.value;
> var url = "./processForm.php?textfield=" +
> textfield;
> 
> window.open(url);
> }
> 
> 
> OR
> 
> just add this to your form tag.
> TARGET="_blank"
> 
> 
> "Thomas Edison Jr." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> in message
>
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> > Glory,
> >
> > > Attach a javascript event to the submit button
> >
> > Something like :
> >
> > 
> >
> > Wherein wow() defines a the window.open function?
> >
> > > and also attach the form values to the url.
> > How do i do this? Because the 3 or 4 form fields i
> > have, which are Hidden Fields, contain values
> coming
> > in from $myrow[stuff], that is, coming in from a
> > Database Table. How do i define these values up in
> the
> > Javascript function in the  of the file?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > T. Edison Jr.
> >
> >
> >
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Re: [PHP] Submitting form in new window!

2002-07-09 Thread vins

This is JavaScript you need.

one example.







function FormSubmit()
{
var textfield = Information.TextField.value;
var url = "./processForm.php?textfield=" + textfield;

window.open(url);
}


OR

just add this to your form tag.
TARGET="_blank"


"Thomas Edison Jr." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Glory,
>
> > Attach a javascript event to the submit button
>
> Something like :
>
> 
>
> Wherein wow() defines a the window.open function?
>
> > and also attach the form values to the url.
> How do i do this? Because the 3 or 4 form fields i
> have, which are Hidden Fields, contain values coming
> in from $myrow[stuff], that is, coming in from a
> Database Table. How do i define these values up in the
> Javascript function in the  of the file?
>
> Thanks,
> T. Edison Jr.
>
>
>
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Re: [PHP] Submitting form in new window!

2002-07-09 Thread Thomas Edison Jr.

Glory,

> Attach a javascript event to the submit button 

Something like :



Wherein wow() defines a the window.open function?

> and also attach the form values to the url.
How do i do this? Because the 3 or 4 form fields i
have, which are Hidden Fields, contain values coming
in from $myrow[stuff], that is, coming in from a
Database Table. How do i define these values up in the
Javascript function in the  of the file?

Thanks,
T. Edison Jr.



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Re: [PHP] Submitting form in new window!

2002-07-09 Thread Chris Hewitt

Thomas,

Yes, I understand what you want to do, but this is a limitation of HTML 
itself, rather than PHP. There are no HTML commands for doing this. 
JavaScript, being client side, has much more control over the browser 
and can define window size etc. If, on your submit button, you use the 
onClick event to submit the form, then the only way to pass the data is 
by making up a GET string in the url.

At least, I have not found a way around this. The above solution is what 
I use. This assumes the client browser has JS turned on too, which in my 
case (on an intranet application) I can specify.

HTH
Chris

Thomas Edison Jr. wrote:

>type=\"submit\" value=\"Add To Cart\">
>
>
>This is the SUBMIT button that submits the form
>alongwith the Form Variables to a file called
>"Add2Cart.php" !! But this file simply opens in an
>unadministered new window.
>



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Re: [PHP] Submitting form in new window!

2002-07-09 Thread Jason Wong

On Tuesday 09 July 2002 19:25, Thomas Edison Jr. wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Ok, let me show some code :
>
>method=post target=\"blank\">
>
> $result[vProID] >
> $result[vProName] >
>Quantity
>   type=\"submit\" value=\"Add To Cart\">
>
>
> This is the SUBMIT button that submits the form
> alongwith the Form Variables to a file called
> "Add2Cart.php" !! But this file simply opens in an
> unadministered new window.
>
> i would like to use the window.open function, or
> whatever can accomplish this, to restrict parameters
> of the window in which add2cart.php opens, at the same
> time the variables of my form should get submitted
> into the add2cart.php

Attach a javascript event to the submit button such that on submit opens up a 
window with your required specs. Then set the url of that window to point to 
add2cart.php, and also attach the form values to the url.

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Re: [PHP] Submitting form in new window!

2002-07-09 Thread Thomas Edison Jr.

Hi,

Ok, let me show some code :

  
   
   
   
   Quantity
 


This is the SUBMIT button that submits the form
alongwith the Form Variables to a file called
"Add2Cart.php" !! But this file simply opens in an
unadministered new window.

i would like to use the window.open function, or
whatever can accomplish this, to restrict parameters
of the window in which add2cart.php opens, at the same
time the variables of my form should get submitted
into the add2cart.php

T. Edison Jr.


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Re: [PHP] Submitting form in new window!

2002-07-09 Thread Chris Hewitt

Thomas,

If using JavaScript to open the window, then php is not going to be able 
to transfer variables as it is not being used. As you form is not being 
submitted (you intercepted it with a JavaScript call, right?) then you 
need to transfer them manually by getting the JavaScript to add the 
variables to the end of the url as GET data.

If I have this wrong (and I've had to make some assumptions) then please 
show us some code.

HTH
Chris

Thomas Edison Jr. wrote:

>Hi,
>
>When i press the Submit button, i would like it to
>open in a new Javascript Windows with well-defined
>characteristics like size, width etc. 
>
>I create a window.open function and gave the name of
>my PHP page .. but the Form Variables are not passing
>into it.. 
>
>Thanks,
>T. Edison Jr.
>
>
>
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