thecow

I have an admin page for adding new posts, and I am working on an edit posts function.

I can get an edit post form to pop up in a smaller window. When the user presses submit on the form, I would like to send that info back to the main page and close the smaller one. Is this possible, or would I have to use dhtml to do something like this (not even open a "real" new window, but pop up a dhtml window)?

Sorry if I am way off base, I'm used to php, but not javascript or dhtml.

Thanks for any help/ideas.

Latch

I'm not a huge fan of Javascript.. but that said:

http://developer.irt.org/script/40.htm

If that doesn't help, check out the complete JS FAQ:

http://developer.irt.org/script/script.htm

DonnChadh

Here's an example of a function that is used to pass an IP address back to a form in another window
You could probably modify it to produce the ouput that you're wanting

Function
Usage

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kofspades

The thing about writing client-side javascript is that you are going to run into major browser compatibility issues. I personally hate writing applications to be "IE-only" apps. My suggestion is to advoid complex client-side javascript. And by complex, I'm saying pretty much anything besides "document.forms[0].submit();"

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