display result

[hz]

A html form submits to a server script, the script should display the processing result to a new window without location bar, is this doable? How?

 

[crazyboybert]

what language are you using to process your form submission?

you can open a window without a location bar using Javascript like this.

window.open('mypage.htm', 'windowName', 'height=300px, width=300px, toolbar=yes, scrollbars=yes, menubar=yes, status=yes, location=no')

you can mess around with what you want on the window by altering the yes/no values... you must specify the location of the page to load into the window and a name for it. everything else is optional. if you dont specify anything else a window will open as if you used

<a href=&quot;fjhfk.htm&quot; target=&quot;_blank>

hope this helps

rob

 

[hz]

Crazyboybert:

Thanks for replaying.

My question is to submit a form to a server asp script, the asp will process the data then display the results in a customized window. I MUST use a form to post data to sever.

So for a user, once s/he clicks submit form button, a new customized window will pop up displaying the result.

Is this doable? Because I didn't see anything like this so far?


hz

 

[baad]

hz, take a look: thread216-103448 Victor

 

[hz]

Victor:

I took a look at the Thread216-103448 you mentioned.

However, the "target=new" solution I have tried. It will open a default window, but I can want a custiomized window to be opened instead of a default one. Plus in NS6 the new window could not get the user input even.

 

[baad]

ok, let me combine it for you:

1. open a new custom window

var newwin=window.open('mypage.htm', 'windowName', 'height=300px, width=300px, toolbar=yes, scrollbars=yes, menubar=yes, status=yes, location=no')

2. define form target to that window

<form target=&quot;windowName&quot;>
but i'm not shure, should it be windowName or newwin.. try them one by one, it is the way

>>Plus in NS6 the new window could not get the user input even.
what do you mean? 8-| Victor

 

[hz]

Thanks very much, Victor, I will try that later. -hz