[Javascript] How do I located a window I opened?

[Filipiak, Bob (Contractor)]

But when you open a new window that is an instance of another browser so in
order to have access to the newWindow you have to assign it to a var in the
opener window to be able to check it from the opener window. As far as
loading and unloading pages in a window, AFAIK unless you specifically
change the name the browser is going to assign whatever it find between the
<TITLE></TITLE> tags and if not it will use the filename of the page.
 

Bob Filipiak (Contractor)
MCP 

-----Original Message-----
From: Scott.Wiseman [mailto:swiseman at remax-cahi.com]
Sent: Monday, August 06, 2001 3:48 PM
To: 'javascript at LaTech.edu'
Subject: [Javascript] How do I located a window I opened?



FACTS:

the window object is the global object for client-side JavaScript and all
global variables are properties of the window object

and the window object that represents a top-level browser window exists as
long as that window exists.

and a reference to the window object remains valid regardless of how many
web pages the window loads and unloads...

soooo...

QUESTION:

How do I reference a window that I named

using the window.name ="mywindow"

????????????????????????????????

 

Scott

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