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    change input value in 2nd window

    Hello everybody! I tried to automatically change the value of an <input> (in a 2nd htm-file) while loading the 1st one, but it doesn't work. function test() { window.open(&quot;url-of-the-2nd-htm-file&quot;,&quot;window&quot;); document.all.in_one.value = &quot;3&quot;; } I have a htm-file...
  2. askey

    innerHTML

    many thanks. the last version works.
  3. askey

    innerHTML

    I tried the button-version, but it doesn't work. >>> I think you have a problem to include onClick in the <p> tag? not realy, i have onClick in other <p> tags and it works fine.
  4. askey

    innerHTML

    Hello everybody! I have a problem with the following function: function test() { document.all.example_1.innerHTML = &quot;<p onClick=&quot;test2()&quot;>It's just a test</p>&quot; } the second function test2() works fine on it's own, but if I try to integrate test2() in test() on the written...
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    Hey everyone, here is my situation.

    try: value1 = eval(data.One.value); value2 = eval(data.Two.value); with eval() you can read out a string as if it were js-code. a few days ago i wrote a little script to sum two numbers (just to try if i had understand the basic things in js). first i had the same problem and 3+1 was 31...

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