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Parent/Child form interaction
Someone recently posted a question about having a child form that could update values in a parent form. So I started toying around with the idea.
I have a form that includes a link that will open a popup with an identical form; any changes done to the child form are reflected in the parent form. I'm trying to do vice-versa, and am hitting a wall. I'm setting a variable to a function that spawns the popup, but that variable is "undefined" when I try to access it. var childForm = messageWindow(args); (messageWindow is the function and it's too much code to type, here.) So.. how does one reference a child window in JS? Thanks, |
CAN one reference a child window in JS?
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Code:
var childForm = messageWindow(args);Code:
function messageWindow(args) {Code:
theChild.document.etc |
Ah, HA! Within the function, I am assigning a different variable to the window.open, but I am not returning it. Thanks, Andrew! I'll give that a shot and report back.
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High-five, Andrew. I don't know why it didn't occur to me to actually return the object. That nailed it.
Thank you, |
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