Value test on new page

[ole dawg]

I have a form on a page that the user fills out. When he's done and it's validated, I need the contents along with some other stuff to be printed before it's sent to the server. To accomplish this I'm using window.open on the Print button, then I intend to reference the fields from the page which opened it using the window.opener.formname.fieldname.value .

Problem is I have couple sets of radio buttons on the form that was filled out and I would like to print all the radio buttons showing the selected one so that the user acknowledges on the hard copy what his choices were.

If I was doing it server-side(ASP), I'd test the value of the incoming form value by executing a function, and I'd like to do it that way too, but I can't seem to figure out how to do that without putting <SCR IPT>function...</SCR IPT> tags with every radio button <INP UT> tag.

This also applies to where I'd like to write the values as HTML.

Is there an easier way? ...

[ole dawg]

I didn't even test my theory ... I just realized that I can't use < SCRIPT > tags inside an HTML tag, even if it was the clumsiest way.

I need to reprint a set of radio fields on a page opened with window.open and show the selection from the opening page.

Where do I go from here ...?

[ole dawg]

The solution (for those of you who may have been interested):

<SCRIPT>
for (i=0;i<window.opener.formname.radiofield.length;i++){
  document.write('<INPUT TYPE="RADIO" ')
  if (window.opener.formname.radiofield[i].checked==true) {
     document.write(' CHECKED ') 
     }
  document.write('> ' + window.opener.formname.radiofield[i].value + ' ' )
}
</SCRIPT>

I figured it out a while ago and is longer than I would have like but it works ... what the heck, I have a deadline to meet.