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Here is my function to pdfs. I use a string buffer to take values from the search boxs to make the search parameter for when it opens. I got the code for the buffer online because there isnt anything built in, and im not sure if i’m using it correctly.
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function openPDFWord(thisObj, pdfURL) {
//For Opening PDF files
function StringBuffer() {
this.buffer = [];
}
StringBuffer.prototype.append = function append(string) {
this.buffer.push(string);
return this;
};
StringBuffer.prototype.toString = function toString() {
return this.buffer.join(“”);
};
var searchA = document.getElementById(“form1:hiddenAllWord”).value;
var searchE = document.getElementById(“form1:hiddenExactPhrase”).value;
var searchT = document.getElementById(“form1:hiddenAtLeastOneWord”).value;
if(searchA != null || searchE != null ||searchT != null){
if(searchA != null)
buf.append(searchA);
if(searchE != null)
buf.append(searchE);
if(searchT != null)
buf.append(searchT);
}
search = buf.toString();
if (search != null) {
search = “#search=%22” + search + “%22”;
return search;
} else
search = null;
formTitleId = thisObj.id.substr(0,thisObj.id.lastIndexOf(‘:’)) + “:hiddenFormTitle”;
formTitle = document.getElementById(formTitleId).value;
globalHTML=”<html><head><title>” + formTitle + “</title></head>”
+”<frameset><frame src='” + pdfURL + “‘></frame>”
+”</frameset></html>”;
window.open(“javascript:opener.globalHTML”,”_blank”,”resizable=yes,menubar=yes,toolbar=no”);
return false;
}