[Javascript] Passing Selection Data

[javascript@xxxxxxxxxx (Senior, Henry (TWIi London))]

if the opened window was opened from your main page (and is from the same
domain) you can do something like:

opener.document.forms['your form name'].elements['your element
name'].value='your value';

this will work x-browser

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From: "greg@xxxxxxxxxxx" <greg@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 27 Sep 2002 11:51:03 -0500
Subject: [Javascript] Passing Selection Data
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Is it possible to pass selections from a pop-up window to a main page with
JavaScript?  On the following page

http://www.cbshome.com/IRP/listing/ListingSearch.asp?ListingType=1&SearchTyp
e=Geographic

a map link provides a pop-up window with a map.  When you click on sections
of the map, the information of the selection is passed back to the main
page.  How is this done?  I've got a file with a map that fills in form data
when a selection is made, but it is all on one page.  I like the pop-up
idea.  Can't seem to understand how they did it?

Anyone have experience with this?

Thanks,

Greg


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