Sajjan's answer is a start, but better make sure your objects are available before you try to access them:
var opener = window.opener;
if(opener) {
var oDom = opener.document;
var elem = oDom.getElementById("your element");
if (elem) {
var val = elem.value;
}
}
Otherwise, you do run the risk that the opener doesn't respond to your initial call, and that you can't get the element from it.
As jQuery, I think (based on an answer, here: how to access parent window object using jquery?):
var opener = window.opener;
if(opener) {
var elem = opener.$("#elementId");
if (elem) {
var val = elem.val(); // I forgot we're dealing with a jQuery obj at this point
}
}
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