Popup block open

Hi frnds,
I have a query please help me out
I have two jsp pages one is xmaster,xfeedetails
I will enter into xmaster and save a record with id,name,address,contact no etc..which will save into db
now when i enter into xfeedetails i will click in a textbox such that a new popupblock should open where in i should enter name and press
submit on that popup so that i should fetch id of that name and place in the textbox I clicked.
can any one give me some idea how to do this..
Thankss

well actually I would make the textbox disabled (so you cannot edit it and the value will not be submitted). Do the popup with a button (much more intuitive, users will not guess that they have to click the textfield to open a popup). Upon selecting the right name in the popup, put the ID in a hidden input field and the name in the disabled textbox. This way the user will see the name he chose, and you will submit the ID that goes with the name.
The only way to get the ID into the parent page is to use javascript. With the window.opener reference you can get to it, so through that you can use getElementById() to fetch the form fields you want.
Search for "javascript window.opener" on the internet for plenty of examples.
Also: you are aware that most people nowadays have popup blockers installed don't you, and thus your form will malfunction in most cases? I would go for a more common "web 2.0" div popup approach combined with Ajax to get what you want. For example, I really like this approach:
[fancy form design article|http://articles.sitepoint.com/article/fancy-form-design-css]

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