[jQuery] Re: annoying newbie

2007-08-09 Thread Benjamin Sterling
No, thickbox is a jQuery plugin; so it is jQuery. Since you are loading the form in an iframe (imagine you are not using thickbox) you should be looking for a way to "write to parent from iframe" or something like that. I am not at my computer so I can really do any testing, but do a search for "

[jQuery] Re: annoying newbie

2007-08-09 Thread Pops
On Aug 3, 4:51 pm, jsmart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I am trying to have the pop-up do something (upload an image in this > case) then when the image loads, pass the file name to a text box in > the form on the parent window. With the onload command I have been > able to make the window close

[jQuery] Re: annoying newbie

2007-08-09 Thread jsmart
I apologize - I also realize that yes, this is thick box, not jquery - head is spinning from all the code. Visit http://dev.internetdesign.com/mymin/addmastmedia.php If you click on Add an image, you will see what I want (it works through a pop up) then if you click on Add label or artist you w

[jQuery] Re: annoying newbie

2007-08-08 Thread Benjamin Sterling
John, Do you have something up so that I can take a look at it to see what you are trying to do? I can only imagine you are using something like Thickbox or something similar where the page being loaded into the modal box is actually in an iframe. If so, you should treat things as if it is from i

[jQuery] Re: annoying newbie

2007-08-08 Thread jsmart
Ok, I tried this, but have been overwhelmed by stupidity. Do I need to add this to the external code I use for the modal window? I added it to the head of the parent page, and the chil;d page to no avail. I do not get error reports, it just does not perform. I made sure that I had properly identif

[jQuery] Re: annoying newbie

2007-08-05 Thread jsmart
Thank you - I will give that a go It strikes me that it should be easy. But then it strikes me that many things *should* be easy! My js knowlege is sadly lacking. I am very greatful for you taking the time to help me - I will post my results here

[jQuery] Re: annoying newbie

2007-08-03 Thread Josh Nathanson
I haven't done it, but isn't the modal window just a div on the parent page? I would think you could add a function in the onHide callback that would select the appropriate modal window field and then populate your parent window field with the value. Not tested, but something like this should