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Posted By: BlackSpider Javascript Passing Variables - 12/10/02 04:10 AM
with Javascript Passing Variables, you can enter your first name in one text box and your last in another, and press enter it'll display on the second page.

Is there a way to keep the input on the second page,because right now it disappears... :rolleyes:
Posted By: SilentRage Re: Javascript Passing Variables - 12/10/02 04:04 PM
Are you passing variables between frames or through submission? Also I like to see an example of what you currently have do that I can tell ya how it may be changed.
Posted By: BlackSpider Re: Javascript Passing Variables - 12/10/02 09:44 PM
First Page Coding
Code
<FORM METHOD="LINK" ACTION="jspass2.html">

<b>Type your first name:</b> <INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="FirstName" SIZE="10">


<b>Type your last name:</b>  <INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="LastName" SIZE="10">


<INPUT TYPE="submit" VALUE="Click and See">
</FORM>
Second Page: Where displaying name appears
Code
<FORM NAME="joe">
<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="burns" SIZE="35">
</FORM>


<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="javascript">

var locate = window.location
document.joe.burns.value = locate

var text = document.joe.burns.value

function delineate(str){

theleft = str.indexOf("=") + 1;
theright = str.lastIndexOf("&");
return(str.substring(theleft, theright));
}
document.write("First Name is " +delineate(text));

</SCRIPT>









<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="javascript">

var locate = window.location
document.joe.burns.value = locate

var text = document.joe.burns.value

function delineate2(str){

point = str.lastIndexOf("=");

return(str.substring(point+1,str.length));
}
document.write("Last Name is " +delineate2(text));

</SCRIPT>






<FORM NAME="cow1">
First Name: <INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="boy1">
</FORM>

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="javascript">

var zork2 = delineate(text)
document.cow1.boy1.value = zork2


</SCRIPT>





<FORM NAME="cow">
Last Name: <INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="boy">
</FORM>

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="javascript">

var zork = delineate2(text)
document.cow.boy.value = zork


</SCRIPT>
Posted By: SilentRage Re: Javascript Passing Variables - 12/11/02 01:45 AM
your data dissappears? wierd stuff man. Is there any way you can link me to a page containing the dissappearing text. That's actually what I meant before. I gotta see the problem before I can diagnose it. I gotta diagnose the problem before I can fix it.
Posted By: BlackSpider Re: Javascript Passing Variables - 12/11/02 09:01 PM
http://www23.brinkster.com/hackelnegal/jspass.html

I want it so that the input that displays on the second page, stays there, and doesn't go away
Posted By: §intå× Re: Javascript Passing Variables - 12/11/02 10:28 PM
You mean so it stores permanetly? Like if you close the window and go to...

http://www23.brinkster.com/hackelnegal/jspass2.html

it would allways look like?
http://www23.brinkster.com/hackelnegal/jspass2.html?FirstName=32&LastName=erw

I do not know if Java script has the ability to store data to be used at a later date. However you can create the illusion of this with the URL...

see below

http://www23.brinkster.com/hackelnegal/jspass2.html

this is the base URL for page 2

htt p://www23.brinkster.com/hackelnegal/jspass2.html?FirstName=First name here&LastName=Last Name Here

Now you could take that URL and place it in an <a href> tage and any time you click that link it would take you to that page populated with this data.
Posted By: BlackSpider Re: Javascript Passing Variables - 12/11/02 10:31 PM
I dont think Javascript has the ability to do it neither, but I was just wondering, maybe it could and I didn't know about it <img border="0" alt="[smoking]" title="" src="graemlins/Smoking.gif" />
Posted By: Infinite Re: Javascript Passing Variables - 12/11/02 11:39 PM
Heh, me in the web design forum, who'd of thought it...

The only way I know that javascript can save data to be used at a later date is with a cookie. I'm not sure if you wanna go this way but you can make the first page store a cookie on the user's comp, and have the second page read the info and use it as it sees fit.

Just a thought.

Infinite
Posted By: BlackSpider Re: Javascript Passing Variables - 12/11/02 11:57 PM
Nah, I just made my own forum in php instead, lol

Gonna use jaascript bypass when they sign up to check their register information

All I need now, is a damn php host, lol

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