[Javascript] Thanks & follow-up,

[ShawnMilo at runbox.com (Shawn Milo)]

You are right, and in ASP the button's value would not be passed.  Fortunately, however, I am not using the button's value in the child page, so this isn't a problem.

Shawn

> On Aug 12, 2004, at 11:33 AM, Matt Barton wrote:
> 
> > Since you're creating the window with form submission, I don't think 
> > there's
> > anyway you can reference the resultant window in javascript in the 
> > original
> > page.  I'd love to be corrected, but to the best of my understanding it
> > won't be possible.
> 
> I have used the 'disable the submit button' before and there are some 
> caveats.  I have had put the disable code into a function that is 
> called with a short setTimeout() because some browsers wouldn't include 
> the submit button in the form data if the button is diabled before th 
> form is submitted.  You could extend this technique to add a second 
> longer setTimeout() to re-enable the button.
> 	
> 
> Roger
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