How to pass data between two window without Session??

[Terry]

hi, could any1 help me with this?
[It's a ".aspx" page.]


There're one button and one textbox on Page A.
click the button:

<Code Behind >
Dim ClientScript As String = ""

ClientScript += " <SCRIPT language='javas cript'> " & vbCrLf

ClientScript += "var features =" & ...........<--setup
height,width... etc

ClientScript += "window.open(B. aspx,'',feature s);" & vbCrLf

ClientScript += " </SCRIPT> "

If Not Me.IsClientScri ptBlockRegister ed("VBScript") Then

Me.RegisterClie ntScriptBlock(" VBScript", ClientScript)

End If

End Sub



The above JavaScript will open B.aspx in a new window; There're
several controls and a "Submit" button on Page B. Users could click
"Submit" button and pass all information generate on Page B to Page A.
Click the "Submit" button:

Dim clientJavaScrip t As String

clientJavaScrip t += " <SCRIPT language='javas cript'> " & vbCrLf

clientJavaScrip t &= " window.opener.F orm1.textbox1.v alue = '" &
(whatever value) & "';" & vbCrLf

clientJavaScrip t &= " window.close(); " & vbCrLf

clientJavaScrip t &= "</script>"

Response.Write( clientJavaScrip t)



This will pass the value to textbox1 on Page A, and also close Page B
(itself).
I have to done this without any session or cookie, and the code shows
above just done what I want EXCEPT.....I need the textbox (which
receive the data) on Page A to be invisible. I tried to set the
textbox <visible=false> , then the server will not render that textbox.
So I tried a <input type=hidden ID=hiddentxt name=hiddentxt> , and this
won't work also. Anyone can help me?

[kaeli]

Re: How to pass data between two window without Session??

In article <3a5f0251.03091 82015.344af6f0@ posting.google. com>,
drexelterry@aol .com enlightened us with...[color=blue]
> textbox <visible=false> , then the server will not render that textbox.
> So I tried a <input type=hidden ID=hiddentxt name=hiddentxt> , and this
> won't work also. Anyone can help me?
>[/color]

That hidden input should have worked. Did you make sure you called it
the right name, including character case? JS is case-sensitive. Maybe
you forgot to change the name when you changed it from a textbox to a
hidden input?


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