[Javascript] force to load window.open()
Hassan Schroeder
hassan at webtuitive.com
Thu Jun 19 12:25:11 CDT 2003
noel.jean-baptiste at courrier.uqam.ca wrote:
> Your algorithme seems to work but i don't understand all.
> For example, eventhough i comment "t.search = t.search + "&date=" +
> Date.parse(new Date());" in init function it seems to work...
> any idea ?
It's not clear why you were having a problem to start with :-)
My response was simply a way to guarantee an unique URL (using
a date string) to defeat caching.
But there may be a difference in how a particular browser does
caching of an href value versus one accessed by a JS function.
>><script type="text/javascript">
>>function init()
>>{
>> var t = document.getElementById("s");
>> t.search = t.search + "&date=" + Date.parse(new Date());
>>}
>>
>>window.onload=init;
>></script>
>>
>> href="ServletAcces?nomBase=etudiant"
>> onclick="window.open(this.href,'_self','status=yes');"
>> >
>><img src="bouton.gif"/>
>>
>>
>>(I put the onclick in there, though it's superfluous; the normal
>>link will open in the same window, unless you change the '_self'
>>to something else...)
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