At 08:34 03/10/16 +0100, you wrote:

> > You can do this with JavaScript (here's me again ;)
> > It works with IE and Mozilla, others might have issues.
>
>No problem there ;)
>
> > Your base form must be inside one frame of the frameset (otherwise just
> > forget it). Let's say that frame is named: "rightFrame". Now, you can
> > open new pop-up window (either with JS window.open() function, or
> > clicking on link with TARGET=_blank). From that new window, you can
> > access all elements of the base document like this:
> >
> > top.rightFrame.document.myForm.someElement.value = ...;
>
>That was the kick I needed. I've been looking at
>window.open, but not thinking about the frames bit :)
>
>The setup is nicely 'framed' already.

The best solution I see is JSRS by Brent Ashley. It can did the above
within same page. It give you the control like using telnet programs.

Have a field to allow the user enter code/data to search, and use JSRS and
php to return the pick list content. The site have a demo with a drill down
effect. I use it to let the user have a partial select feature on pick list.

I once use a separate window to update the main frame, but the user didn't
like to click the submit button so many time :(.

Best regards,

Almond Wong

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