Re: reading parent form variables

Once you have submitted to the parent page, you could then call the iframe using URL parameters that match your form fields... you submit form fields x and y to the parent page. The parent page then calls the iframe with something like: iframe src=responseframe.cfm?x=#x#y=#y#/iframe I

reading parent form variables

I have a page with an iframe. That iframe has a form. The action/target on the form replaces the _parent when it submits and goes to a feedback page: http://hhp.umd.edu/events/systems_thinking/q_a_test.cfm On the feedback page there is an iframe. The parent variables can be seen by CF

RE: reading parent form variables

I have a page with an iframe. That iframe has a form. The action/target on the form replaces the _parent when it submits and goes to a feedback page: http://hhp.umd.edu/events/systems_thinking/q_a_test.cfm On the feedback page there is an iframe. The parent variables can be seen by

RE: reading parent form variables

How do I reference them? daniel - webtool - Very carefully? Sorry, the only two methods I would see is to either place the form values into an cross request scope such as session, application, server, client or cookie. Or to translate the form variables into JavaScript values that could

Re: reading parent form variables

Once you have submitted to the parent page, you could then call the iframe using URL parameters that match your form fields... you submit form fields x and y to the parent page. The parent page then calls the iframe with something like: iframe src=responseframe.cfm?x=#x#y=#y#/iframe -- Jim

Re: reading parent form variables

. The Products. Make the Difference - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: CF-Talk cf-talk@houseoffusion.com Sent: Friday, May 19, 2006 3:21 PM Subject: reading parent form variables I have a page with an iframe. That iframe has a form. The action/target on the form replaces