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hi al

i have "variab1 = window.open ("a.aspx", "helloworld");

i do this inside a RegisterStartupScrict ("key", "<script language=javascript>******</script>"); where ***** is hte javascript comman

i need to access variab1 from some other forms (to close it from another link from the parent's parent's parent's page). i figured out that the best way to do this is to store this javascript variable in a session variable

now comes the golden question. "How can I save a javascript variable in a session variable?

thanks

Hi,

> i have "variab1 = window.open ("a.aspx", "helloworld");"
> i do this inside a RegisterStartupScrict ("key",
> "<script language=javascript>******</script>");
> where ***** is hte javascript command
>
> i need to access variab1 from some other forms (to close it from another
> link from the parent's parent's parent's page). i figured out that the
best
> way to do this is to store this javascript variable in a session variable.
>
> now comes the golden question. "How can I save a javascript variable in
> a session variable?"

It seems that you mix server- and client-side code in your discourse.
A javasript code will be executed on client-side, whereas the session
variable accessible mainly on server-side.

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use a hidden frame to post the value back., though keeping the handle valid
will be difficult if any of the pages in the chain postback.

a better approach is to have each child window register itself with its
parent, who regiters the window with its parent, etc.

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)




"Michelle Stone" <> wrote in message
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> hi all
>
> i have "variab1 = window.open ("a.aspx", "helloworld");"
>
> i do this inside a RegisterStartupScrict ("key", "<script
language=javascript>******</script>"); where ***** is hte javascript command
>
> i need to access variab1 from some other forms (to close it from another
link from the parent's parent's parent's page). i figured out that the best
way to do this is to store this javascript variable in a session variable.
>
> now comes the golden question. "How can I save a javascript variable in a
session variable?"
>
> thanks

Thanks for the response..

I just need to close all child windows (and all grandchildren windows if i may put it that way) when i click on a button the FIRST window that is the head of all the child windows. What I had thought of was putting all the handles of all the child windows in an array stored in a session variable, and then later writing a loop that will close the windows represented by the elements of the array

I understand from your message that handles themselves are valid only till a postback, and in my application, every page goes through lots of postback before hte parent will close them, which implies that my method will not work

I will appreciate it if anyone can suggest some way I can implement what I want

You said something about registering a child with its parent by itself. What did you mean? Please elaborate. Thanks..

----- bruce barker wrote: ----

use a hidden frame to post the value back., though keeping the handle vali
will be difficult if any of the pages in the chain postback

a better approach is to have each child window register itself with it
parent, who regiters the window with its parent, etc

-- bruce (sqlwork.com




"Michelle Stone" <> wrote in messag
news:48E07D28-00F7-43CB-A2FB-..
> hi al
>> i have "variab1 = window.open ("a.aspx", "helloworld");
>> i do this inside a RegisterStartupScrict ("key", "<scrip
language=javascript>******</script>"); where ***** is hte javascript comman
>> i need to access variab1 from some other forms (to close it from anothe
link from the parents parents parents page). i figured out that the bes
way to do this is to store this javascript variable in a session variable
>> now comes the golden question. "How can I save a javascript variable in
session variable?
>> thank