Sam Rose wrote:
Why not use the windows resource function instead<A
HREF="http://myserver/servlet/servletname?par1=va1&par2=val2,i,options"
target="Resource Window">Link text</A>-----Original Message-----
From: SAN [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, May 10, 1999 12:32 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: PROBLEMS WHILE OPENENIG WINDOWS IN JAVASCRIPTHello, I am developing a web based app. using servlets.
I have a list of links in a servlet generated page, and I want that
when
one is clicked, a second window is openened calling a servlet.<a
href=javascript:open(http://myserver/servlet/servletname?par1=va1&par2=
val2,i,options)>
link text </a>
<a href=...>
<a href=...>Of course, params vary in each link.
When I click a link, the window is opened, and the servlet is called,
but I lose the first page, and the only I can see is
[object Window] in textplain.What happen?
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