I put a jQuery redirect code in a page. After loading the page it opens a link on a new tab. I want to fill an input field with "myid1234" on the new page which is opened on new tab. Is this possible?
here is fiddle link
I put a jQuery redirect code in a page. After loading the page it opens a link on a new tab. I want to fill an input field with "myid1234" on the new page which is opened on new tab. Is this possible?
here is fiddle link
Unfortunately, you can't! Even if you want to use a javascript injection like for example:
javascript:void(document.forms[1].sellerID.value='myid1234');
Simply, because you want to access a different URL. If the page you want to access does exist in the same root, it would be possible. Check this link example to see a working example (Just remember to allow the pop-ups).
Although, you still have one chance to make it work. I'm gonna show you with this simple example: suppose you want to search something with google engine, you wanna do something like this:
<div>
<form method="GET" action="http://www.google.com/search" target="_blank">
<label for="search-id">Search</label>
<input name="q" class="data_field" id="search-id" type="search" placeholder="Introduce your request" />
<button type='submit'>OK</button>
</form>
</div>
Check this link jsfiddle to see a working example.
In your case you should replace www.google.com/search
by the url action of the site, which is http://www.shopabcfr.com/store/brochures.php
.
Hope it's useful!