Javascript popups don't work using global variables?

I have a "References" menu region that contains links to several pop-up pages showing valid data entry codes filtered for the user's location. I tried to make this work from another page by changing the references from page variables to global/application variables, but this doesn't work. Can anyone suggest a workaround? Here's the code I'm using:
URL target in link
javascript:callEmpPopup('P1050_ORG_ID')Javascript
  function callMyPopup (formItem1,formRow1) {
    var formVal1 = document.getElementById(formItem1).value;
    var formVal2 = 1;
    var url;
  url = 'f?p=&APP_ID.:1056:&APP_SESSION.::::P1056_FACTORY_ID,P1056_ROW:' + formVal1 + ',' + formVal2;
  w = open(url,"winLov","Scrollbars=1,resizable=1,width=1000,height=600");
  if (w.opener == null)
  w.opener = self;
  w.focus();
  }

Javascript can reference and manipulate only those elements that are part of the HTML page (DOM elements). Application items are not part of the HTML that constitutes an APEX page and as a consequence cannot be accessed using Javascript.
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