Greetings!

This works OK:
(parent window)
onclick = window.open("http://www.xxx.com/opener/david.htm")

(child window)
document.PayThis.MERCH.value = opener.document.getElementById("MERCHANDISE").valu e;
document.PayThis.AMOUNT.value = opener.document.getElementById("AMOUNT").value;

BUT when I open the child using https instead of http, it does not work and I need https.

Any ideas.

Thanks

Hmm that is weird. Pass the values via query string since it is going over an encrypted pipe it shouldnt matter.

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It would be a large security hole if a page not using https could communicate with one that was. A user enters their bank details for example, reassured by the padlock sign. But a non-secured page can then send the data anyway. The same also applies to using the querystring but it's more difficult to disable this. As well as the given solution the alternative is to make both pages use SSL.

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Joe (Microsoft MVP - XML)