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Well, I've got it! Thanks to all.<br>
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It was a simple job to do it with javascript:<br>
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<i> /**Ergebnisse infofenster anzeigen*/<br>
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<script type="text/javascript"><br>
<!--<br>
fenster = window.open("info.phtml?modus=1&objekt_id=<?php echo
$dbrecord['ID']; ?>&hauptnutzung=&searchtype=0&searchresult=<?php
echo $dbrecord['ID']; ?>&sortierung=objektname","info","width=200,height=200,left=600,top=400");<br>
fenster.focus();<br>
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Stephen Woodbridge wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">Peter,<br><br>I think what you have to do is use a javascript form validate on submit<br>function that determines if this is a query and then sets the<br>traget="results_frame_name" before doing the submit.<br><br>-Steve<br><br>Peter wrote:<br></pre>
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<pre wrap="">Hi Listers,<br><br>got some kind of a fundamental question concerning php-mapscript and<br>frame(set)s and querybypoint method.<br><br>My map is part of a form as usual, but I do have some kind of result<br>frame on the right side of my complete frameset (css).<br><br>When I perform a querbypoint I get the results (dbase-records...), but<br>I'd like to write the results to the right frame.<br><br>Normally I would do that with the HTML Tag <form action> and so on.<br>But, problem is that the map itself and the user-choices (pan, zoomIn,<br>ZoomOut) are already a for handling the parameters for mapserver.<br><br>Is there some kind of HTML-TAG or any other soloution, that, within the<br>phtml page, the results will be written to the frame on the right side?<br>Is this possible with php or maybe with javascript?<br><br>I appreciate every idea!<br><br>Peter<br><br><br></pre>
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