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Juan Garcia
Subject says it all.
Given:
Window A with text field.
Window B with a button (onClick opens Window C)
Window C with a button (onClick I want it to modify text fields of
Window A)
I have tried storing the handle of Window A ( var winHandle = this; )
in a global variable/file ( globals.js ) and then accessing it from
Window C ( winHandle.document.txt1.value = "blah" But I am having
problems with globals. (Differnt problem and post all together. But
I tell you this globals don't behave like they do in C. And they are
pissing me off.)
Any help greatly appreciated.
jg
Given:
Window A with text field.
Window B with a button (onClick opens Window C)
Window C with a button (onClick I want it to modify text fields of
Window A)
I have tried storing the handle of Window A ( var winHandle = this; )
in a global variable/file ( globals.js ) and then accessing it from
Window C ( winHandle.document.txt1.value = "blah" But I am having
problems with globals. (Differnt problem and post all together. But
I tell you this globals don't behave like they do in C. And they are
pissing me off.)
Any help greatly appreciated.
jg