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CDONTS and JavaScript

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LaPluma

LaPluma

Programmer
Feb 3, 2002
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Hello

I have a Web site with a simple form on it. This form uses the following VBScript(ASP)CDONTS code:

<%
if (cStr(Request(&quot;Submit&quot;)) <> &quot;&quot;) Then
dim MailObj
set MailObj = Server.CreateObject(&quot;CDONTS.NewMail&quot;)
MailObj.From = Request.Form(&quot;name&quot;)
MailObj.To = &quot;info@grafik1.net&quot;
MailObj.Subject = &quot;Web site quote&quot;
MailObj.Body = &quot;Email was sent by: &quot; & Request.Form(&quot;name&quot;) & vbcrlf & vbcrlf&_
&quot;his/her email address is:&quot; & vbcrlf&_
Request.Form(&quot;email&quot;)
MailObj.Send()
set MailObj = nothing
Response.Redirect(&quot;welcome1.asp&quot;)
End If
%>

When the 'submit' button is clicked, the idea is that welcome1.asp (please see the reference to it in the code above) appears as a centred pop-up window to inform the visitor that his e.mail message has been received.

The problem I am having is that while the above code works, the welcome1.asp page appears as a full Web page after the 'submit' button is clicked, and not as a pop-up.

At the moment I have something like:

onClick=&quot;document.welcome.submit();

where &quot;welcome&quot; is the name of the form and, as I say, this redirects the visitor to welcome1.asp when the user clicks on the 'submit' button. But how to make welcome1.asp a centred pop-up?

Many thanks

LaPluma
 
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one solution would be to add to the body tag in the welcome1.asp this line
onload=window.resizeTo(400,400)

this will resize the window on loading to 400 by 400 A language that doesn't affect the way you think about programming is not worth knowing.
admin@onpntwebdesigns.com
 
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hmm, still wouldn't open in a new window.
You'll have to use Javascript I think but write it from within your asp code.
Instead of response.redirect try something like this.
Code: 
Response.Write(&quot;<script language='javascript'>window.open('welcome1.asp','windowName','')</script>&quot;);

Hopefully that works, let us know.
p.s. That's all one line, not separate.


Hope I helped / Thanks for helping
if ((x<10&&y<10) &&(((parseInt(x.toString()+y.toString())-x-y)%9)!=0)){ alert(&quot;I'm a monkey's uncle&quot;); }
 
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Hello to you both

Many thanks for your suggestions.

Leaving this intact:

<%
if (cStr(Request(&quot;Submit&quot;)) <> &quot;&quot;) Then
dim MailObj
set MailObj = Server.CreateObject(&quot;CDONTS.NewMail&quot;)
MailObj.From = Request.Form(&quot;name&quot;)
MailObj.To = &quot;info@grafik1.net&quot;
MailObj.Subject = &quot;Web site quote&quot;
MailObj.Body = &quot;Email was sent by: &quot; & Request.Form(&quot;name&quot;) & vbcrlf & vbcrlf&_
&quot;his/her email address is:&quot; & vbcrlf&_
Request.Form(&quot;email&quot;)
MailObj.Send()
set MailObj = nothing
Response.Redirect(&quot;welcome1.asp&quot;)
End If
%>


and adding onpnt's

<body onload=window.resizeTo(400,400) bgcolor=&quot;#FF9900&quot;>

gave me the desired effect - many thanks.

I did try

Response.Write(&quot;<script language='javascript'>window.open('welcome1.asp','windowName','')</script>&quot;);

as you suggested HellTel, but I got an &quot;Expected end statement error&quot;.

I'll have a play around with it to see why that should be and let you know.

Many thanks agaian to you both.

LaPluma
 
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I'm sure I've done that before, not that you need it anyway by the sound of it.
Maybe it's the ; on the end.
Or, if you retyped it, the '' in the window open command is two of ' not a &quot;
But who cares?
Although, does welcome1.asp open in a new window as a popup with response.redirect? Hope I helped / Thanks for helping
if ((x<10&&y<10) &&(((parseInt(x.toString()+y.toString())-x-y)%9)!=0)){ alert(&quot;I'm a monkey's uncle&quot;); }
 
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