Request.QueryString value in popup

[just4ulove7]

Hi, How can I get a Request.QueryString value in a popup, through javascript... Thanks

[Guffa]

Like this: Javascript : querystring[^] --- b { font-weight: normal; }

[just4ulove7]

Sorry.. I didnt get much from that code.. What I want to do is... I have a Calendar (in html), which is opened thru a popup... I am passing textbox name to the popup thru a query string... function fn_Select() { //var txtbox='txtActEndDate'; var txtbox=document.demoForms.dateField2.value; //eval("window.opener.document.CreateTasks." + txtbox).value=document.demoForm.Hidden1.value; eval("window.opener.document.CreateTasks." + ["<%=FldName% >"]).value=document.demoForm.Hidden1.value; } demoForms- Formname of the popup... dateField2 - txtbox in the popup... CreateTasks-Parent form name.. Trying to get the querystring.. in FldName... If I uncomment the commented line, it sets the value in the parent page textbox... But I m not getting the name of the Textbox in the Query string.... i.e. what i was trying to do in eval (...... Thanks

[Guffa]

Have you put the value from the querystring in the FldName variable? Why do you put the value in an array? Why do you use eval? Use demoForms instead of demoForm. window.opener.document.CreateTasks.<%=FldName% >.value=document.demoForms.Hidden1.value; --- b { font-weight: normal; }

[just4ulove7]

FldName is the QueryString variable that I am trying to access through javascript.(It is passed from parent page) eval("window.opener.document.CreateTasks." + ["<%=FldName% >"]).value=document.demoForm.Hidden1.value; I am using eval, to build the script say ... Fldname contains the textfield name... it wl build to window.opener.document.CreateTasks.textFieldName.value= ..... But I am not able to access FldName i.e. QueryString value... Now, as per u said.. I changed my code to window.opener.document.CreateTasks.<%=FldName%>.value=document.demoForm.Hidden1.value; But still its not working... Thanks

[Guffa]

You mean that you have a querystring with the key FldName? You don't have an asp variable with the name FldName? Why are you using the asp variable then? Is it an asp or asp.net page at all? Or are you just using the <%%> tags by mistake? --- b { font-weight: normal; }

[just4ulove7]

Yes, Basically I am not sure how to do this.. My parent form is aspx page... and the Calendar page is a html page in which I am trying to access the QueryString.. How to do it? Thanks

[Guffa]

Use the javascript function i linked to before. window.opener.document.CreateTasks[querystring('FldName')].value=document.demoForms.Hidden1.value; --- b { font-weight: normal; }

[just4ulove7]

Thanks a lot, its working fine...