How to post the data to a new window and control the new window's property?

[Matt]

When we submit the form data to another page, we usually do the following:

<form action="display .asp" method="post"> will submit the form data and open
display.asp in the current browser

<form action="display .asp" method="post" target="_blank" > will submit the
form data
and open display.asp in a new browser


Now, what I want is to open display.asp in a new browser, but control the
window's size,
and disable the status bar, title bar, and address bar of a new browser.

If I do this, it can only open a html page, but not post the data to
display.asp.

window.open('di splay.asp', "newWin",
"scrollbars=0,m enubar=0,toolba r=0,location=0, status=0");

any ideas? thanks!!

[Bob Barrows [MVP]]

Re: How to post the data to a new window and control the new window's property?

Matt wrote:[color=blue]
> When we submit the form data to another page, we usually do the
> following:
>
> <form action="display .asp" method="post"> will submit the form data
> and open display.asp in the current browser
>
> <form action="display .asp" method="post" target="_blank" > will submit
> the form data
> and open display.asp in a new browser
>
>
> Now, what I want is to open display.asp in a new browser, but control
> the window's size,
> and disable the status bar, title bar, and address bar of a new
> browser.
>
> If I do this, it can only open a html page, but not post the data to
> display.asp.
>
> window.open('di splay.asp', "newWin",
> "scrollbars=0,m enubar=0,toolba r=0,location=0, status=0");
>
> any ideas? thanks!![/color]

Submit to a page that contains client-side code to open an new window.

Bob Barrows
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[Matt]

Re: How to post the data to a new window and control the new window's property?


"Bob Barrows [MVP]" <reb01501@NOyah oo.SPAMcom> wrote in message
[color=blue]
> Submit to a page that contains client-side code to open an new window.[/color]

Bob,

Do you mean <form action="process .asp" method="post" target="_blank" > in the
current page,

process.asp, which is a page that contains client-side code to open an new
window.

Then it will have 3 windows open. And also how the data transfer from
process.asp to display.asp? It still has problem.

Please advise. Thanks!

[Bob Barrows [MVP]]

Re: How to post the data to a new window and control the new window's property?

Matt wrote:[color=blue]
> "Bob Barrows [MVP]" <reb01501@NOyah oo.SPAMcom> wrote in message
>[color=green]
>> Submit to a page that contains client-side code to open an new
>> window.[/color]
>
> Bob,
>
> Do you mean <form action="process .asp" method="post" target="_blank" >
> in the current page,
>
> process.asp, which is a page that contains client-side code to open
> an new window.
>
> Then it will have 3 windows open. And also how the data transfer from
> process.asp to display.asp? It still has problem.
>
> Please advise. Thanks![/color]


No. Submit to a page that contains client-side code that opens a new window
(and closes itself).

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