ive used a very similar function and found that javascript like single
queted strings passed into it.
i.e. java_function('link/to/file')
just noticed in the original post that double quotes were used
Steve
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There doesn't seem to be any errors,
but why don't you try to put the names near the '&' w/ space characters
between them:
print "window.open
(\"professor.php?nome=$nome&curriculo=$curriculo&interesse=$interesse&adicio
nais=$adicionais&publicacoes=$publicacoes";
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have used the following on occasion,
function Popup(page) {
OpenWin = this.open(page, "PopupWindow",
'toolbar=1,location=1,directories=1,status=1,menubar=1,scrollbars=1,resizable=1,
width=775,height=500');
}
http://mydomain.url/file.php?var=value')">link
don't recall any probl
This is the code. I use print (php) three times but in the end the code is
generated correctly (another test I'm doing) . I just noticed that the last
variable a pass can be checked using if, but the others can't. I also
changed the name of the variable. instead of $test I use $publicacoes.
\n";
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