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Asked: May 14, 20262026-05-14T15:24:44+00:00 2026-05-14T15:24:44+00:00

I have a form that once you select from a drop-down list and select

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I have a form that once you select from a drop-down list and select submit, it is suppose to open up to a new window

Here is the code that is currently on the page and I think it needs to be completely wiped out or revised, it only works in IE and Firefox

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript" TYPE="text/javascript"> 
//<!-- Hide JavaScript from older browsers 
//  Function to open a window
function windowOpen(window_url) {
   helpWin = window.open(window_url,'','toolbar=yes,status=no,scrollbars=yes,menubar=yes,resizable=yes,directories=no,location=no,width=350,height=400');
   if (document.images) { 
       if (helpWin) helpWin.focus()
   }
}
//  End script hiding --> 
</SCRIPT>

<FORM ACTION="/pls/prod/zp_process_sm_payment.pz_process_sm_payment" METHOD="POST"> 

<TABLE  CLASS="dataentrytable" SUMMARY="This table allows
                                                the user to select a
                                                valid term for
                                                registration
                                                processing."> 
<TR> 
<TD CLASS="delabel" scope="row" >Select a Term: </TD> 
<TD CLASS="dedefault"> 
<LABEL for=term_id><SPAN class=fieldlabeltextinvisible>Term</SPAN></LABEL> 
<SELECT NAME="term_in" SIZE="1" ID="term_id"> 
<OPTION VALUE="201040">Fall 2010
<OPTION VALUE="201030">Summer 2010
<OPTION VALUE="201020">Spring 2010
<OPTION VALUE="201010">Winter Mini 2010 (View only)
<OPTION VALUE="200940">Fall 2009 (View only)
<OPTION VALUE="200930">Summer 2009 (View only)
<OPTION VALUE="200920">Spring 2009 (View only)
<OPTION VALUE="200910">Winter Mini 2009 (View only)
<OPTION VALUE="200840">Fall 2008 (View only)
<OPTION VALUE="200830">Summer 2008 (View only)
<OPTION VALUE="200820">Spring 2008 (View only)
<OPTION VALUE="200810">Winter Mini 2008 (View only)
<OPTION VALUE="200740">Fall 2007 (View only)
<OPTION VALUE="200730">Summer 2007 (View only)
<OPTION VALUE="200720">Spring 2007 (View only)
<OPTION VALUE="200710">Winter Mini 2007 (View only)
<OPTION VALUE="200640">Fall 2006 (View only)
</SELECT> 
</TD> 
</TR> 
<TR> 
<TD COLSPAN="11" CLASS="deseparator">&nbsp;</TD> 
</TR> 
</TABLE> 
<INPUT TYPE="submit" VALUE="Submit"> 
</FORM>
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    2026-05-14T15:24:45+00:00Added an answer on May 14, 2026 at 3:24 pm

    Once you submit a form (on the same page), you lose control of the page. JavaScript execution stops while the browser waits for the new page to load.

    You need to open your new window first, then submit the form.

    I’m not sure it this is the issue without seeing the code for your form as well.

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