[Javascript] Closing browser window without user confirmation
Reuben D Budiardja
reubendb at goshen.edu
Sat Aug 11 16:57:27 CDT 2001
Hi
I'm doing a server scripting (php) combined with client side scripting
(javascript). I have a file that is included by all of my application. This
file do authentication, password, etc using server-side scripting.
Basically, I want to be able to close client window in some instances. Eg, if
it is un-authorize access, when I do some debugging, etc. But when I put this
line in the file
this.close();
The browser always display a pop up asking user confirmation to close window
(with cancel and yes). Thus, if the user say "cancel", the browser window is
not closed. Can I avoid this? I mean, can I force it to just close the
browser window, whatever the user respond is?
Thanks.
Reuben D. Budiardja
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