- #HOW TO FORCE CHOME TO CLOSE IN SCRIPTCASE HOW TO#
- #HOW TO FORCE CHOME TO CLOSE IN SCRIPTCASE MAC#
- #HOW TO FORCE CHOME TO CLOSE IN SCRIPTCASE WINDOWS#
#HOW TO FORCE CHOME TO CLOSE IN SCRIPTCASE WINDOWS#
Opera 5.11- on Windows and Linux crash on the View Location link.
#HOW TO FORCE CHOME TO CLOSE IN SCRIPTCASE MAC#
Opera 3 and Hotjava 3 give ' blank' as the URL of the popup,while Opera 5 on Mac thinks it is ~i. So I do not guarantee Explorer 4 compatibility, but the script will probably work. At the moment I'm not sure if it supports this way of writing to a popup or not.
Then when I restarted my computer, Explorer 4 always executed the script correctly, whateverthe exact code. First it steadfastly refused to execute the scriptabove, even when I changed every document.write to a document.writeln on the advice ofa reader. Explorer 4 on WindowsĮxplorer 4 on Windows is a problematical browser. Without the statement you can open it only once, the next time you click on the link nothing happens. I found out this statement is necessary in Netscape 2, 3 and 4 to see anything at all andin Opera 5 when you want to open the popup morethan once. The document.close()at the end is something different than a window.close(), it kind of means that the document inside thepopup is closed for writing. function popitup(url) Īs you see, open the window, write the HTML into newwindow2.document and it works. The reasons for this are complexand have mostly to do with preventing errors in various browsers, especially when you want morelinks to lead to the same popup. In addition, you have to load the window into a JavaScript variable. This name can be used as the targetof a link. You have to give a name to the window (in this case, name). This is a feature, nota bug, so there's little you can do about it. Notethat, if you want to open a page on another server, Explorer will frequently give errors. The page to be opened is passed on by the argument url. Explanationįirst, you open the new window. See below for a far cleaner way of adding popupbehaviour to a link. To create a popup you'll need the following script: This gives several problems, most importantly the confusion over exactly what the URLof the popup is. This site usesthe new system because it's much cleaner than the old one.įinally some notes about writing content directly into the popup. Then a new way of adding popup behaviour to a link.
#HOW TO FORCE CHOME TO CLOSE IN SCRIPTCASE HOW TO#
This small window is popularly known as a popup.įirst the basic syntax of how to create a popup, then an explanation of the script, including a table of the most common arguments you can give to a popup and the problem of focusing. This may be what you want, but at other times a small window on top of the largebrowser window is much better. You can add a TARGET="_blank" to the -tag, but thissimply opens a new browser window that completely obscures the old one. When the user clicks ona link, a new window opens and displays a page. Sometimes it's useful to add a popup to your pages.
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