Calamier

I was wondering, i've been doing some reading trying to get rid of a particularly pesky problem, im trying to have an image activate a radio button that corresponds to it, I was reading THIS URL and i was hoping someone could clarify this for me a bit, is the IMAGE the element, or is the radio button the element? could you provide an example i could expand upon, please?

Hey guys, i have a very simple issue, but it's causing me a ton of trouble because it's such a small thing that no tutorials or anything have any info on it. <input name="button" type="button" onClick="newWindow('doc2.html','window2')" value="View Inventory"> <script language="JavaScript"><!--function newWindow(file,window) { msgWindow=open(file,window,'width=350,height=500'); if (msgWindow.opener == null) msgWindow.opener = self;}//--></script><br><br><br> <input name="outputField1" type="text" value=""> This window doesn't have a scrollbar on it, and there is more info that needs to be reaveled when they open it.

Dan you friggin rock dude. Thanks for the help.I appreciate the help to all who did, skemcin, dan, and aspnetguy and a couple others. I have solved all of the problems I originally came here with, but i'm definitely going to stick around and help out, i've learned more in the past 3 days of Do-it-yourself-ing than i did in the 2 years of html class i took. Thanks a ton guys. Late-Calamier

This is the last trouble im having. I found an alternative method for one of the tasks i was trying to solve earlier. Only it created a new task. I'm using this (Code provided by www.irt.org) : <script language="JavaScript"><!--function newWindow(file,window) { msgWindow=open(file,window,'resizable=no,width=200,height=400'); if (msgWindow.opener == null) msgWindow.opener = self;}//--></script><form name="outputForm1"><input type="button" value="Open doc2.html into window2" onClick="newWindow('doc2.html','window2')"><br><input name="outputField1" type="text" value=""><br><input name="outputField2" type="text" value=""></form> For Doc 1 and this : <script language="JavaScript"><!--function setForm() { opener.document.outputForm1.outputField1.value = document.inputForm1.inputField1.value; opener.document.outputForm1.outputField2.value = document.inputForm1.inputField2.value; self.close(); return false;}//--></script><form name="inputForm1" onSubmit="return setForm();"><br><input name="inputField1" type="text" value=""><br><input name="inputField2" type="text" value=""><br><input type="submit" value="Update opener"></form> For doc 2. It works good, my only problem, is now, im using radio buttons instead of text fields, and im trying to figure a way to get multiple radio buttons to update that one text field on the original page. So far i've tryed changing just about every option, if you use the same name for radio buttons, the output will be "undefined" as shown HERE (on step 2, click inventory and select one of the radios)Let me know if you guys can see what im doing wrong...-Calamier

I don't even have any tables opn the page, why would I do that? I tried adding it and it didn't work, just messed the page up more.

aspnetguy, I was just doing that, getting the instructions from THIS PAGE. It didn't work though. It's all pushed to the left. I still haven't set the positions to relative because when i do, it messes the page up.THIS is the website with the positions set as absoluteTHIS is the website with the positions set as relativeThanks for your help i appreciate it.....

Man, I just can't get this. I tried so dang hard, maybe i'll just let it align left and get over it.

Edit : Flawed....

I think he's looking for the formmail script, it's what im using Here let me know if thats what you're looking for

hahah, skemcin to the rescue.....*waits impatiently while skemcin posts....*

im not really sure how i would put them all in one div...

http://w3schools.invisionzone.com/index.php?showtopic=890

I figured i'd post on a dif topic for this one. I'm having some trouble getting my page to center. if I just use the center tag it only moves the top section, because the rest of the pieces are on div tags. But the page needs to be centered in every resolution. Thanks for help in advance.Edit : BTW heres the site - www.rocksolidautocenter.com

Awesome, i'll spend some time doing it, you guys have been a huge help!

Skemcin almost hit it, sorry I havent been checking back often im a busy guy.Here is how it is supposed to work... ->Step 1 the customer picks the programStep 2 picks a car, the iframe will hold about 60 different cars (the picture and short description) with a radio button under each. Selecting a radio button for a car would then enter a form value that gets submitted after steps 3 and 4 are completed. If you go here :www.rocksolidautocenter.com/drive_edit.htmlYou can see what i have put in it's place because i couldn't get it to work. So the scenario is :The parent frame holds a form, well call it MyForm. MyForm has several inputs, and an iframe which is the child, the child has 1 of 60 or so options that needs to be selected, and once selected, included in the parent frames form we named MyForm. Preferably in some sort of hidden way. So thats that.