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Message #1 by andy@a... on Mon, 11 Jun 2001 11:01:19
Thanks for this but I found a way to do it. Not the most elagant code but 
this is how I did it.

I wrapped the routine in a function and called the function from onblurr. 
I need the field as this is the text box the result is written into.

<script LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
function RevCheck(Field)
{

var vReviewer = "";
var vURL = "";

vReviewer = document.forms['frmDocDetails'].elements
['txtReviewer'+Field].value;

vURL="../pages/CheckReviewer.asp?Rev=" + vReviewer + "&Field=" + Field

DocWindow=window.open
(vURL,'CheckReviewer', 'width=0,height=0,resizable=yes,scrollbars=no,locati
on=no,status=yes')

DocWindow.focus()

}
</script>

Andy Green


> Hi
> 
> 
> I have a form on which I have to do some server side validation. I 
cannot 
> use the form event as I need this to submit the form data to the 
database.
> 
> I'm using an onblurr event on the text boxes to open an asp page to do 
the 
> checks & return an error is there is one. I can get it to work but... 
I'm 
> having trouble passing the textbox value with the url.
> 
> The asp page uses request.querystring to retreive the value.
> 
> This is what I'm after:-
> 
> onblur="Javascript:top.FS1Top.OpenDocWindow('../pages/CheckReviewer.asp?
> Rev=TEXT BOX VALUE HERE','CheckReviewer','30','30')"
> 
> Thanks is advance
> 

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