Hi
James,
You might need some heavy duty JavaScript
for this one but here it goes. Make sure you have refernece to the window
you want to optionally load within a hidden frame of window A (form submitting
window). When you submit the page, pull back the default page to
display in window A and if you need to populate window B then store the
contents of window B in Javascript in window A. When the default page
loads in window A use the window reference in the hidden frame of window A to
dynamically rewrite the contents of window B using docuemnt.open(),
document.write ("HTML to Populate other window that you got from foo.jsp"), and
document.close() to commit the changes.
Good
Luck,
Abraham
-----Original Message-----
From: GU,JAMES (HP-Corvallis,ex1) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2001 5:11 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: how to change the window target in a JSP file?Does anyone know how to have dynamic control in a JSP file which browser window
that JSP file itself should be displayed? For example, I have two browser window
A and B and submit a form from one of the windows. After processing that
request, I return foo.jsp. The difficulty is that I want to display foo.jsp in A
if certain conditions are detected on the SERVER side, otherwsie, display
foo.jsp in B. I tried the header window-target, which only worked in netscape.I am not talking about the target attribute of form or link etc because they are
client-side control and can be only used to define the window target for the
next JSp file.Thanks.
-james
