[Javascript] Handling child window visibility...

Thu Aug 12 09:58:51 CDT 2004

var xParameters = this.value

var xRetValues = window.showModalDialog("/YOUR PATH/YOUR PAGE.???",
xParameters(IF NECCASSARY), "dialogHeight: 550px; dialogWidth: 450px;
dialogTop: px; dialogLeft: px; edge: Raised; center: Yes; help: No;
resizable: No; status:No;", xRetValues);

-----Original Message-----
From: Hakan Magnusson (Backbase) [mailto:hakan at backbase.com]
Sent: Thursday, August 12, 2004 10:53 AM
To: [JavaScript List]
Subject: Re: [Javascript] Handling child window visibility...

In the document inside the popup window, add this:

<body onload="top.focus();">

Should do the trick.

Regards,
H

Shawn Milo wrote:

> I have a form which has a target attribute.  This way, 
> when someone clicks the submit button on a page which
>  contains a Java graph applet, a new window opens with 
> a table of statistics based upon the data in the chart.
> 
> If the window is already open, it will simply refresh. 
>  This is fine, but my concern is that if the new window
>  is in the background, users will fail to realize this, click
>  repeatedly, then call me for help.
> 
> I have thought of two options.  The first is (if possible)
>  to check for the existance of the window during onclick
>  and close it.  The second is to put JavaScript in the
>  onload of the new window to bring it to the top.
> 
> Are either of these possible, and are either
>  of these recommended?  Any other solutions?
> 
> I am not creating this window with JavaScript by
>  using window.open() or anything -- 
> just a normal HTML form with target="statWindow"
>  in the declaration.
> 
> Thanks,
> Shawn
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