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Closing a window from ASP upon losing focus 2
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PepperPepsi
Programmer
Hi,
try this,
<body onblur="window.close()">
hope this helps,
Chiu Chan
WebMaster & Software Engineer
emagine solutions, inc
cchan@emagine-solutions.com
try this,
<body onblur="window.close()">
hope this helps,
Chiu Chan
WebMaster & Software Engineer
emagine solutions, inc
cchan@emagine-solutions.com
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Thanks for the reply! I tried the onblur idea, but for some reason the onBlur event is not firing when the window loses focus - only when some control on it loses focus (I think)... when I click one of the calendar buttons the onBlur fires, but I have the onBlur in the body, like <body onBlur="window.close()">.
I'm using IE 5.0, Win 2000 Pro w/SP1.
Still no luck with this.
If I could just make the new window "modal"... anyone know how to do that?
Thanks so much!
Ben A.
I'm using IE 5.0, Win 2000 Pro w/SP1.
Still no luck with this.
If I could just make the new window "modal"... anyone know how to do that?
Thanks so much!
Ben A.
PepperPepsi
Programmer
Hi Ben,
can you post on the web? or show us some of your code?
cuz i never have this kind of problem before, maybe there is another javascript error occurs so it stop the onblur event?
hope this helps, Chiu Chan
WebMaster & Software Engineer
emagine solutions, inc
cchan@emagine-solutions.com
can you post on the web? or show us some of your code?
cuz i never have this kind of problem before, maybe there is another javascript error occurs so it stop the onblur event?
hope this helps, Chiu Chan
WebMaster & Software Engineer
emagine solutions, inc
cchan@emagine-solutions.com
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Thanks again for the help.
Turns out that if I have <body onblur="window.close()">, it works sometimes, but not always. However, if I have
<body onblur="CloseWindow()"> and then do a window.close() inside the CloseWindow() function, it works every time. Wierd. The scenario where it is sporatic is this: Have a button that does a window.open(...). That window has the onblur event to fire window.close(). Just keep clicking the button without moving the mouse... sometimes the window.close() works in the child window and sometimes it doesn't. But with CloseWindow() as the onblur function, it seems to work every time. Maybe it's some kind of strange timing issue with the events.
Thanks again for all the input!
Ben Anderson
Turns out that if I have <body onblur="window.close()">, it works sometimes, but not always. However, if I have
<body onblur="CloseWindow()"> and then do a window.close() inside the CloseWindow() function, it works every time. Wierd. The scenario where it is sporatic is this: Have a button that does a window.open(...). That window has the onblur event to fire window.close(). Just keep clicking the button without moving the mouse... sometimes the window.close() works in the child window and sometimes it doesn't. But with CloseWindow() as the onblur function, it seems to work every time. Maybe it's some kind of strange timing issue with the events.
Thanks again for all the input!
Ben Anderson
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