Access element between diffrent windows!

you can accsess fields in the opened window by using

opener.formname.fieldname...

and from the opened window to the \"parent\" window by using

parent.formname....

*/nute

Hola!

I just tried to use your suggetstions but I must done it wrong:
//window.document.all.element.innerText == \"Hej på dig\";
    //window.document.all.opener.element.innerText == \"Hej på dig\";
    //opener.opensmall.element.innerText == \"Hej på dig\";
    window.document.all.opener.opensmall.element.innerText == \"Hej på dig\";

None of this seems to work!

Perhaps you could give me some more code exampels.

Regards

Fredrik

from an opened window back to the windov or frame that opened it:

opener.your_normal_name

from the window that opened to the one that was opened:

frames.windowname.your_normal_name
or (preferable):
vinVariable.your_normal_name

where winVariable var the variable set during your call to window.open (eg: WinVariable = window.open( url, \'windovname\', specs ) )

between frames you use the parent pointer.

from one frame to another
parent.framename.your_normal_name
where framename is defined with at  name=\"framename\"  parameter in the <fram command in the frameset file.

best JakobA

Hola!

I\'m trying this, to change a innerText in an other window, but it wont work any suggestions:

//javscriptfilen.js
var newWindow;
function openNewWindow()
{
    newWindow = window.open(\"http://fredrikand/develop/IP3/lektion8/test8b.html\",\'opensmall\',\'width=600,height=400,toolbar=no\');

    if (newWindow.opener == null)
    {
          newWind.opener = self;
    }

}

function changeElement()
{
    //window.document.all.element.innerText == \"Hej på dig\";
    //window.document.all.opener.element.innerText == \"Hej på dig\";
    //opener.opensmall.element.innerText == \"Hej på dig\";
    //newWindow.document.element.innerText == \"Hej på dig\";
    //window.document.all.h.innerText == \"Hej på dig\";
    newWindow.document.all.d.innerText == \"Hej på dig\";
    window.document.all.t.innerText = \'Här är ett helt annat innehåll!\';
}

window.document.all.b1.onclick = openNewWindow;
window.document.all.b2.onclick = changeElement;



<!--HTML FIL 1-->
<html>
<head>
</head>
<body>
    <h1 id=\"h\">Fönster 1</h1>
    <input type=\"button\" name=\"b1\" value=\"open\">
    <input type=\"button\" name=\"b2\" value=\"change\">
    <div id=\"t\">Här är ett visst text-innehåll!</div>
    <script type=\"text/JScript.Encode\" src=\"js/test.js\"></script>
</body>
</html>

<!--HTML FIL 2-->
<html>
<head>
</head>
<body>
    <h1>Fönster 2</h1>
    <h3 id=\"h3\">hej</h3>
    <div id=\"d\">Här är ett visst text-innehåll!</div>
    <script type=\"text/JScript.Encode\" src=\"js/test.js\"></script>
</body>
</html>

Best Regards
Fredrik

Jeg believe that:
    newWindow.document.all.d.innerText == \"Hej på dig\";
vill work if you change the == (comparison operator) to a = (assignment operator).
    newWindow.document.all.d.innerText = \"Hej på dig\";

It seems that you are not entirely sure of how a division in the file should be addressed. In a situation like that when there is more than one uncertainty it is always preferable to try to solve them seperately.

to become CERTAIN about the the adressing of the division you might add the following code in HTML fil 2 (after the body tag):

<form>
<input type=\'button\' value=\'check div d adress\'
      onclick=\"document.all.d.innerText = \'tekst fra knappen\';\">
</form>

if the content of the div change when the button is pressed You will KNOW that  document.all.d.innerText  is a proper address locally on the page.

best JakobA

Hola Amigos!

Thanks for all your help!
I must have been so blind, how could I miss to use the == (comparison operator) insted of the = (assignment operator).

Now this works perfect thanks to you guys!

Thanks to both Jakob and Nute!

Best Regards
Fredrik