Ill try the 2 solution and send the result to the list
Jonathan Howard escreveu:
Couldn't you just do the post and grab the resulting XML and
drop it as the content of a new window?
pseudo-code:
$.post(data, url, function(xml){
//open window
//window contents set t
Couldn't you just do the post and grab the resulting XML and drop it as the content of a new window?
pseudo-code:
$.post(data, url, function(xml){
//open window
//window contents set to xml
});
On 9/1/06, Francisco Brito <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm sorry, I was writing pseudo-code.
I'm sorry, I was writing pseudo-code. I just don't remember right now the syntax, but for example, if you had:$.post(url, formData);now you'd have:var newWindow = window.open(...);newWindow.$.post(url, formData);
BritoOn 9/1/06, Gholias <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
win.post(myformData);This is from j
win.post(myformData);
This is from jquery or js native?
what is myformData? an array?
Francisco Brito escreveu:
> I'd say you need to open the window first, then post through it:
>
> var win = window.open(...);
> win.post(myformData);
>
> You will need jQuery on your new window to be able to us
I'd say you need to open the window first, then post through it:var win = window.open(...);win.post(myformData);You will need jQuery on your new window to be able to use the ajax plugin, so it can't be an empty document.
I hope this helps,BritoOn 9/1/06, Gholias <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, I nee
Hi, I need create a print version of my page
I need open this print version on a new window
The page is rendered using variables from a post made the ajax plugin
how can I use Jquery to force this post to open a new window?
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