Posted by the good guy on 06/05/05 01:04

i think i have found the answer - using location.href instead.

thanks!


"the good guy" <good@thinking> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I'm designing a program that utilized ActiveWidget Grids. This Grids are
> based on JavaScript. And this grid is embedded in a frame-based GUI.
>
> Suppose that there are two frames - TOPFRAME and BOTTOMFRAME. TOPFRAME has
> the Grid and when someone click on any data of TOPFRAME Grid, it should
use
> PHP to extract data from the database and display the info on the
> BOTTOMFRAME.
>
> For the Grid, here is the "click" code which has no problem.
> ---
> obj.setAction("click", function(src){
> window.status = src.getProperty("item/text");
> top.content.document.write("<b>hello</b>");
> });
> ---
>
> For the Grid, here is the "click" code which has no problem too (using
PHP)
> and display "hello" in the BOTTOMFRAME.
> ---
> obj.setAction("click", function(src){
> window.status = src.getProperty("item/text");
> top.content.document.write("<? echo 'hello' ?>");
> });
> ---
>
> But when I tried this, it couldn't work.
> ---
> obj.setAction("click", function(src){
> window.status = src.getProperty("item/text");
> top.content.document.write("<? header('Location: http://www.abc.com')
?>");
> });
> ---
>
> It tries to load the site at TOPFRAME.
>
> How do you think I should approach this problem? Please help.
>
> Thanks to everyone!!!
>
>
>
>

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