var formName="";
function FieldName(imageName) {
if (window.opener && !window.opener.closed) {
eval("window.opener.document.form1."+objectName+".value='"+imageName+"'");
}
}
function addSelection(listField,newText,newValue) {
if (window.opener && !window.opener.closed) {
//var listField = window.opener.document.form1.departure;
var len = listField.length++;
listField.options[len].value = newValue;
listField.options[len].text = newText;
listField.selectedIndex = len;
//eval("window.opener.document.form1."+objectName+".value='"+imageName+"'");
}
}
function getArgs() {
objectName = location.search.substr(location.search.indexOf('=')+1);
if (objectName.indexOf("&") > -1) {
objectName = objectName.substring(0,objectName.indexOf("&"));
}
}
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//
// BELOW IS THE SOURCE CODE THAT THE DEVELOPER WILL USE
// ----------------------------------------------------
//
//
// This code will require two pages. The first page (parent) is the page with the form that
// will be populated. The second page (child) is the page that allows the user to select a
// value that will be placed in the parent's form
//
//
// On the Parent page the following code must be placed...
//
// This code allows the window to popup, this gets placed in the tags
//
//
// In order for this to work, your form needs to be named..
// myForm
//
// This is an example of a link...
// The PAGENAME is your popped up window and the itemName is the forms field name
// TEST
//
// The Forms field looks like this
//
//
//
//
// The following gets placed on the Child page
//
// This gets placed in the tags
//
//
// The tag must look similar to this...
// This is where the script knows what field value is being replaced
//
//
// This is an example of a radio button
//
//
// A link would look something like...
// LINK NAME
//
//
//
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