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Using Javascript to communicate between web parts

  Asked By: Lacy Barker         Date: Oct 04, 2007      Category: MOSS      Views: 295
 

I need to use the mouse over event in one web part to cause descriptive
text to appear in another web part.
Do the web parts have a handle that javascript can use to do this
communication?
I know how to do this with multiple windows in Internet Explorer, but
am having problems with SP 2007 WSS.

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Answer #1       Answered By: Kyle Hernandez          Answered On: Oct 04, 2007       

I think Web Part Page Services Component (WPSC) still applies in WSSv3

msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms415880.aspx

In fact, it's in Todd's WSSv3 book. Don't know if there are any changes.

 
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