Click submit button without refresh

Le 11/4/09 1:30 PM, SamuelXiao a écrit :

Actually, in my case, the opener window doesn't have a form element
(no <form>).

So, on my idea, you can't 'click' that button by JS.
(only cickable elements of forms are JS clickable)

For submitting data, it has buttonhandler (a javascript
function) for those button (submit button). So "target" is not able to
be used in the opener window's "form".

Why won't you launch directly that function declared in the mother,
instead ?

if(opener &&
opener.myFunction)
opener.myFunction(document.getElementById('myValue ').value);

But the way, thanks for your idea, now I make a copy of the opener
window's input fields in the "child" window, set it in a form, then
submit by using target, but it will popup another window "other", then
close. Is there anyway not allowing a new window popup by
target="other"? I am not allowed to use iframe.

in the popup
you need no target as you're function is supposed to close it.
(just think to put a little delay before to close)

if no function or no self-closing in end of it :

<form action="mytest.php" onsubmit="setTimeout('self.close()',100)">
Answer : <input type="text" name="answer">
<input type="submit">
</form>


if(opener &&
opener.myFunction)
{
opener.myFunction(document.getElementById('myValue ').value);
setTimeout('self.close()',500);
}



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sm

On Nov 4, 10:17*pm, SAM <stephanemoriaux.NoAd... (AT) wanadoo (DOT) fr.invalid>
wrote:

Le 11/4/09 1:30 PM, SamuelXiao a écrit :



Actually, in my case, the opener window doesn't have a form element
(no <form>).

So, on my idea, you can't 'click' that button by JS.
(only cickable elements of forms are JS clickable)

For submitting data, it has buttonhandler (a javascript
function) for those button (submit button). So "target" is not able to
be used in the opener window's "form".

Why won't you launch directly that function declared in the mother,
instead ?

if(opener &&
* * opener.myFunction)
opener.myFunction(document.getElementById('myValue ').value);

But the way, thanks for your idea, now I make a copy of the opener
window's input fields in the "child" window, set it in a form, then
submit by using target, but it will popup another window "other", then
close. *Is there anyway not allowing a new window popup by
target="other"? *I am not allowed to use iframe.

in the popup
you need no target as you're function is supposed to close it.
(just think to put a little delay before to close)

if no function or no self-closing in end of it :

form action="mytest.php" onsubmit="setTimeout('self.close()',100)"
Answer : <input type="text" name="answer"
input type="submit"
/form

if(opener &&
* * opener.myFunction)
* {
* *opener.myFunction(document.getElementById('myValu e').value);
* *setTimeout('self.close()',500);
* }

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sm

thanks all, the problem has been solved.