I have a HTML and I am opening another link in a separate window using window.open() . The child window is something like 'http://yahoo.com' which is out side html. I need to refresh the parent window when the child window is closed.
This works fine in all browsers with Acrobat Reader 7. the problem is it's not working with IE and Adobe Reader v6.x (however the pdf can be read by v6.x if you open it manually)
when you click the link in IE, it says "This type of file could harm your computer if it contains malicious code" and it wants you to open/save/cancel. If you hit open, it says file not found. Now I can get around this by using target="_blank", but then it gets blocked by the popup blocker.
is it possibile to detect and prevent through javascript the opening of a new window caused by a embedded flash object? In the html code this embedded object resides within a given div with id.
I would want to know about it because every time I open the page, the flash embedded object opens another window, and it is a little bit noisy.
I have a popup window which has the search form in. What I want to do is for the popup window to close once the form is submitted, and to post the form data to a page on the main window.
Is anyone able to advise. As the main page is dynamic, it is not possible to give the page a name.
code to show ( overlay / modal window ) to the user when closing or navigating away from the page ( i want put in this window facebook share to make the user to share the page in his facebook ) , bytheway i wanna use it in my wordpress in every post could it be happen ?
open to a new window in the original window. the original window is blocked from any user inputs. a good example is here at [URL] and click on "locations" button. is there a special name for this window.open?
I am looking to have a link open a closeable window that is contained within a browser window. If you click on the "sizing charts" link on this website, this is exactly what I am looking to do:
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The window is contained within the current browser window, it can be dragged around, but not outside the parameters of the browser window.
I have a site where one of the links I have set up to open a pop up window which will display Terms & Agreement information, at the bottom there is a check box and a submit button for users to click on if they agree to the terms. I was able to get that working but the thing is when the user clicks in the check box and hits submit I want them to be directed to a page which has a form on it but I wanted the page to open in the original (Parent) window. This is where I am lost cause I found some coding which will open the page with the form in the pop up window but Ideally once they agree to terms and hit submit I'd like the pop up window to disappear and the new page open in the Parent window... is this possible below is the coding I'm using.
Here is the form:
<form method="get" action="this is where my link will go" onsubmit="return yes_no(this.form) " name="Agree"> <INPUT name="agree" name="agree" value="agree" type="checkbox"> I agree to terms <input type="submit" name="submit" value="Accept Terms">
I have a webpage with a link that produces a popup using javascript. I have another link in the popup. When the popup link is clicked I want only the original window to change location, while the popup remains the same. How can this be done?
Is that possible I can assign an window object variable to an already opened window? With window.open(), we can get a window object from opened window. If a window has already opened, is there any way I can attach that window with an object variable in javascript? Because I want to communicate with that window.
but what I need is, after the new window is popped up, the opener will be redirected to another page, I want the another page able to control the popup window is it possible? is there something like getWindowById.
I am trying to create a new window from which the original page can close that new window. For some reason the following code will not work. Passing the window.open command to a variable called myWindow does not work with the mouse event, but it seems to work fine with a javascript: URL command. I would prefer to do it with the mouse event. Code:
I need to run window.open() via href (not via onclick) as the CMS I'm working on only allows setting the href, not the whole <a> tag. I'm doing this: <a href="javascript: window.open('myUrl.php');">click this</a> and the window pops up just fine but the originating page changes to blank with '[object Window]' in it. How can I prevent the originating page from changing URL (by adding something to the javascript call)? Like "return void;" or something - but of course that didn't work...
i have a form, and for the user to upload a file, i use window.open with my upload script. however, after the file is uploaded, i want the filename to be put back on the original page in an input text field. how would i go about doing this?
I need a script to open a popup window which contains a php form. after the form has been submitted or cancelled i need to go back to the originated page (php also) and reload original page.
Goal: From window A, I want to manipulate the DOM of window B, where window B is the result of calling window.open(). My attempts are shown below, but Window B is never updated. winRef = window.open("","Window B"); Try 1: $(winRef).find("body").append("<div id=container>mr container</div>"); Try 2: $(winRef).find("body").html("<div id=container>mr container</div>"); Try 3: $(winRef.document.body).append("<div id=container>mr container</ div>"); Try 4: $(winRef.document.body).html("<div id=container>mr container</div>"); The jQuery Core doc [URL] claims that it can wrap a window object. Browser is FF2.0
i want to send a html / javascript 'document.write' object from the first window to the textarea of second window to send it to email, The code snippet is thus:
FIRST WINDOW _____________________________________________________________________________ <html> <head> <script language="javascript">
I want the window to be the exact size of the image so I set the width and height of the window the same as the width & height of the image.
The code works, however there is a white border on the top and left side of the image. If I add 20 to the width and height of the window then there is a white border around the whole image.
Is there anyway to have the window the exact size of the image, without this white border? I know there is probably a simple solution, but I'm a beginner at JavaScript.
I have a form on a page and when the form is submitted it should open a new window and post the content to it.
When the script being posted to is a html page, then this works fine, but when the script being posted to produces an svg graphic, then there is no 'view source'. Its almost as though the opened page headers are already set for html and doesn't like the svg xml schema.
I'm pretty poor at Javascript, but does anyone have any ideas on how I can get a new browser window to open behind the current window when it is opened.