Javascript and QString

I know the syntax for variable "variabletopass" in ASP:

www.destinationpage.asp?variable=<%=variabletopass %>

What's the syntax for Javascript?

Thks

Fabio

Fabio wrote:

I know the syntax for variable "variabletopass" in ASP:

www.destinationpage.asp?variable=<%=variabletopass %

What's the syntax for Javascript?

Are you trying to pass some value from one page to another page to be
parsed using JavaScript? If that is what you want to do, the syntax is
the same.

www.example.com?myvar=somevalue

Of course, the variable name in JavaScript doesn't necessarily have to
be myvar. It can be anything you assign somevalue to.

What is it that you are trying to accomplish?

What is it that you are trying to accomplish?

This is my span container string:

<span class="rosso"
onclick="location.href='frame_ricercamusica_respon so.asp?parolachiave='+Vari
able; return false">Click here!</span>

It works greatly, but I'd like to target the link to a frame called "center"
which is part of another open window. Can you help me? Thks

Fabio

Père Noël wrote:

Scott Bryce <sbryce (AT) scottbryce (DOT) com> wrote:


www.example.com?myvar=somevalue

Of course, the variable name in JavaScript doesn't necessarily have to
be myvar. It can be anything you assign somevalue to.


could that be used to mimic cookies ?

Yes, but it would be a pain. If you ever lost the ?myvar=somevalue, you
will have "tossed your cookies" so to speak. Your code would have to
insure that the ?myvar=somevalue was tacked on to every link. If the
user left the site, then returned, the "cookie" would be lost. Using a
cookie would make your life much easier.

how could i add "?css_theme=the_choosen_theme"

to an url in the form of :

file:///Path/to/help/dit/THE_HELP.html

and get it back from one page to the other ?

Someone else is going to have to answer that one. It has been years
since I have attempted it. I handle this sort of thing on the server
side now.

"Fabio" <fabespNOSPAMCAPITO (AT) fastwebnet (DOT) it> wrote

What is it that you are trying to accomplish?

This is my span container string:

span class="rosso"
onclick="location.href='frame_ricercamusica_respon so.asp?parolachiave='+Vari
able; return false">Click here!</span

It works greatly, but I'd like to target the link to a frame called "center"
which is part of another open window. Can you help me? Thks

Fabio

window.frames[frame_num].location.href = 'http://domain.com/?foo=bar';

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