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Jun 12.2008

[CODE]<HTML>
<HEAD>
</HEAD>
<script type=”text/javascript”>
document.onmouseover = doDocumentOnMouseOver;
document.onmouseout = doDocumentOnMouseOut;
var watson_window;
function openWatson() {
var url = ‘https://watson3.t-mobile.com/watson.html’;
// alert(“URL= ” + url);
//alert(“watson_window =” + watson_window);
if(watson_window != null && !watson_window.closed)
{
try
{
var fConfirm = window.confirm( “The currently open Watson window will be closed, and anyractivation data there will be lost. Are you sure?” );
if ( fConfirm )
{
watson_window.close();
}
else
{
watson_window.focus();
return;
}
}
catch (error)
{
return;
}
}
// if(watson_window != null) watson_window.close();
watson_window = window.open(url,”WATSON”,”toolbar=1,location=1,directories=0,status=1,resizable=no,menubar=1,width=775,height=550,screenX=5,screenY=5,scrollbars=yes”);
watson_window.focus();
}

[COLOR=”DarkOrange”]function autofill() {
watson_window.top.middle.document.getElementByName(“username”).value = “userID”;
}[/COLOR]

</script>
<body leftmargin=”10″>
<A ID=Anything1 HREF=”JavaScript:openWatson()” class=Outline2 border=”0″ > Logon</A><br>

<a href=”JavaScript:autofill()”>autofill</a><br>

</body>
</HTML>[/CODE]

This code pops up new window named “WATSON” and the new window opens “https://watson3.t-mobile.com/watson.html.” I want to fill out username and password fields on new window clicking “autofill” link on opener page. I highlighted the function to do it. Can anybody fix this. It would be BIG help. plizzzzzzzzzzzz!!!!

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@FangJun 12.2008 — Looks like it's cross domain, then no. it won't work.
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@kangjorauthorJun 12.2008 — Is there other way for this cross domain?
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@FangJun 12.2008 — Not if the protocol is different.
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@kangjorauthorJun 12.2008 — You mean it's possible if the protocol is same as "https://"? Thx for quick reply thou
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@FangJun 12.2008 — Try using the domain property, it is a security risk and buggy in some browsers.
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@kangjorauthorJun 12.2008 — function autofill() {

document.domain = "watson3.t-mobile.com";

watson_window.middle.document.getElementByName("username").value = "kangjor";

}

gave a try, Can I use like this? I don know how to use it.
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@FangJun 12.2008 — Set both documents with [I]document.domain = "t-mobile.com";[/I]
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@kangjorauthorJun 12.2008 — Thx a lot, I will give a try.
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@NallanchakraJun 23.2008 — Hello,

I read your posts. Could you manage to find a solution. If so will you be able to share it in the forum. I am interested. Did you try the same for Sprint or Verizon or any other carrier?

Nallan
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