Pop up window This example illustrates how to narrow down a search. The code below shows how to pop up a window that will get records and typing into the textbox will narrow down the selection. The actual demo will also pass a parameter to the pop-up window and has the option to keep the window open in case the form is accessed often. Simply view the code source for a complete reference of all the functionality. To view the demos please follow this link. http://www.houndware.com/dario/pop.asp Click on the search icon to open up a new window and type the parameter into the textbox. | This function opens a pop-up window | <%
'opening a recordset and dumping it into an array
'I assume you already know how to establish a connection
rs.Open strsql, strconn,adOpenStatic, adLockReadOnly, adCmdText
arData = rsWO.GetRows()
numCols= ubound(arData , 1 )
numRows= ubound( arData , 2)
%> |
Also create a textbox and call it LastName. You can alternatively
pass the name of the textbox as a parameter to the javascript
function PopWin() as an option and your code will be more reusable This is the ASP page | <%
'opening a recordset and dumping it into an array
'I assume you already know how to establish a connection
rs.Open strsql, strconn,adOpenStatic, adLockReadOnly, adCmdText
arData = rsWO.GetRows()
numCols= ubound(arData , 1 )
numRows= ubound( arData , 2)
%>
.......................................
<%Script language=javascript %>
// building the array
var arData = new Array();
var numRows = '<%=numRows + 1 %>';
var numCols = '<%=numCols%>';
<%
for I=0 to numRows
response.write ( "arData[" & I & "] = new Array();" & vbcrlf )
for J=0 to numCols
response.write ( "arData[" & I & "][" & J & "]= """ & arData(J,I) & """;" & vbcrlf )
next
next
end if %>
function sendBack(vValue)
{
window.opener.LastName.value = vValue;
}
function fillData()
{
var a= "";
var b="";
var varData = "" ;
var intLength = document.all.test.value.length ;
varData = "< table width=100% cellspacing=0 > < tr > < td > < font color=white > Last Name < /td > < td > < font color=white > First Name < /font> < /td > < /tr >";
for (var r=0 ; r < numRows ; r++ )
{
for (var c=0 ; c < numCols ; c++)
{
a= arData[r][0].substr(0,intLength);
b= document.all.test.value;
if ( a.toLowerCase() == b.toLowerCase() )
{
varData = varData + " < TR bgcolor=silver > < TD >< a href=javascript:sendback( " " + arData[r][0] + "')> " + arData[r][0] + "< /a > </TD > < td > " + arData[r][1] + " </td > </TR > " ;
}
} }
varData= varData + " </table> "
DataTran.innerHTML = varData ; // varData contains all the new data is set using innerHTML
} And the last step is to add a div tag in you code.
Just like this:
< div id="Detail">
< p ID="DataTran"> </p>
< /div>
And that should do it. Again view the source of this page to see more functionality added to the script I hope this helps or give you new ideas on how to - or not to :) - search for specific records.
Dario Medele |
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