I have a database query that displays results on page1.
I have set 6 of the query parameters with the LIKE operator.

Then I have a button that can be clicked to open a second window, that I am
calling a 'popup', that has a form with fields for those six parameters. I
then want the user to be able to fill in one or more of the fields and when
that form is submitted, I want that 'popup' window to close and have the
values from that form be passed back to page1 so I can insert them into the
dbase query.

Mikeal

You would have to write JavaScript code that:

1. Runs when the visitor clicks the button in the
"pop-up" window.
2. Copies all the form field values from the pop-up
window to the original form.
3. Submits the original form.

Jim Buyens
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
http://www.interlacken.com
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>-----Original Message-----
>I have a database query that displays results on page1.
>I have set 6 of the query parameters with the LIKE
operator.
>
>Then I have a button that can be clicked to open a second
window, that I am
>calling a 'popup', that has a form with fields for those
six parameters. I
>then want the user to be able to fill in one or more of
the fields and when
>that form is submitted, I want that 'popup' window to
close and have the
>values from that form be passed back to page1 so I can
insert them into the
>dbase query.
>
>Mikeal
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