mvhall
02-03-2004, 09:09 AM
Hi All,
Sorry this is way out of the scope of the forum, but I am sure not out of scope of many of you. And there are not many good forums like this one covering Dreamwaever questions.
So here my prob:
I can't seem to work out how to send data from a frame to another where a new php is started in the target frame and the frame that sends the data has to return to itself.
I've used the code below which starts the new program in the target frame(info) with the correct data but also starts the new program in the currentframe without passed data.
I am sure I've got lots of double targets in there but would like to know how it works. I.e. what target definition does what.
login.php: (in the right frame)
<form action="login2.php" method="post" name="form1" target="info">
....
form data fields
.....
<a href="login2.php" onClick="document.form1.target='info';document.form1.submit ();" target="_self"><img src="../gfx/btn.gif" width="19" height="19" name="verder" border="0"></a>
this gif file is in fact a button.
Thanks in advance.
Maurice
Sorry this is way out of the scope of the forum, but I am sure not out of scope of many of you. And there are not many good forums like this one covering Dreamwaever questions.
So here my prob:
I can't seem to work out how to send data from a frame to another where a new php is started in the target frame and the frame that sends the data has to return to itself.
I've used the code below which starts the new program in the target frame(info) with the correct data but also starts the new program in the currentframe without passed data.
I am sure I've got lots of double targets in there but would like to know how it works. I.e. what target definition does what.
login.php: (in the right frame)
<form action="login2.php" method="post" name="form1" target="info">
....
form data fields
.....
<a href="login2.php" onClick="document.form1.target='info';document.form1.submit ();" target="_self"><img src="../gfx/btn.gif" width="19" height="19" name="verder" border="0"></a>
this gif file is in fact a button.
Thanks in advance.
Maurice