[Javascript] Can a reloaded parent window close its child?
flavio
flavio at economisa.com.br
Mon Dec 29 10:34:25 CST 2003
My original idea was to set a frame in top that would control all others,
but after reading Hakam[1] I saw that it was not going to work very well....
But I still believe that in this case it's "Mozilla's PopUp Blocker" user's
fault, not the webmaster's...
[1]Quoting Hakan M. <hakan at backbase.com>:
>I wouldn't recommend using one of the dreaded popup windows for your
>loading sign anyway. Mozilla users will block it, and the script won't work.
Quoting Tim Makins <spindrift at oceanfree.net>:
> Here's an untested idea that seems feasible. It strikes me that you are
> trying to maintain impossible connections - surely its easier to progress
> in
> a linear manner. How about something on these lines:
>
> 1/ Parent A creates Child, then Parent A closes itself. Child can 'take
> with
> it' whatever variables it needs to pass on.
>
> 2/ Child then creates what we can call 'Parent B', the new main page.
>
> 3/ Thus Child could close itself after a time period, or on command from
> Parent B.
>
>
> Tim in Ireland.
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