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I have 2 windows home.html and result.html . In home.html I have a <textarea> #txtinput and a <button> #btn . In result.html I have another <textarea> #txtresult . On home.html , if I enter a value into #txtinput and click #btn , I want to open result.html and pass the value of #txtinput into #txtresult . I've tried the below code from another post, which displays the value in the new window's body but won't display it in my element var myWindow = window.open(); myWindow.document.body.innerHTML = document.getElementById("txtinput").value; Is it somehow possible in a simple way? I am relatively

When dealing with OAuth from the server, such as Twitter and Facebook, you most likely will redirect the user to an URL asking for app permission. Usually, after clicking a link, you send the request to the server, via AJAX, and then return the authorization URL. But when you try to use window.open when the answer is received, your browser blocks the popup, making it useless. Of course, you can just redirect the user to the new URL, but that corrupts the user experience, plus it's annoying. You can't use IFRAMES, but they are not allowed (because you can't see the location bar). So how to do

I have a PHP page index.php contains javascript window.open code to make another page create_pdf.php popup and pass some PHP variables to it to create a pdf file using FPDF Here is my variables: $text1 = "this is text1"; $text2 = "this is text2"; And here is FPDF code in the http://mysite.com/create_pdf.php page, which I need to pass PHP variables $text1 and $text2 to it from index.php page: require('fpdf.php'); $pdf = new FPDF(); $pdf->AddPage(); $pdf->SetFont('Arial','B',16); $pdf->Cell(40, 10, $text1); $pdf->ln(); $pdf->Cell(40,10, $text2); $pdf->Output(); And here is the PHP variable $pdf

Hey guys. There are a few entries here requiring solutions to do the opposite of this, and others vaguely related. In one of them, the poster asked how to do this on Mozilla Firefox. Actually though, firefox will always open the URL in a new tab when window.open() is called, unless you set the window's size within its parameters. So Mozilla and Chrome do what I want by default. The question is: how do I get Internet Explorer to open the URL I want within a new tab, as opposed to doing it in a new window? Thanks in advance. The obvious answer is to open the link with target="_blank" . As you