JQuery :: Closing Window After Ajax Request In A Pop Up Window?
Nov 15, 2011
I have done thus far is set up a simple Ajax request to my server to log in a user (This part seems to work just fine). The problem that I am incurring is that I would like to close the window if the user has been successfully logged in and not close the window (aka - show the form errors via php) if the user did not input the correct credentials.
This is what I have got so far (which simply logs in a user): -note: the php currently just spits out Sucess or Fail to the jquery ajax request and I would like to add a way to verify if logged in then close window but if not keep window open
This seems to work fine and dandy to just return Success or Fail to the #results div but is there a way to verify if the user is logged in success or not or at least a way to catch such validation that is sent back from the php script?
I was also playing with adding the below code after the $.post request but it obviously just closes the window no matter what the response.
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 ?
I'm having trouble with Safari. After i close a popup it does not focus on the parent window. I have been looking around and i think its this sort of thing i need 'javascript:window.opener.focus()" target="_self"' but tbh i'm not in anyway a javascript whizz, so im a little confused.
I have a parent page which I don't have control of. I call my child page from parent page, perform some operations and once I click update child window should close and parent window should be refreshed.Everything seems to work fine except the parent page not refreshing.I tried using window.opener.location.reload(true). But it makes a postback in the parent page and so the values that I update are lost because it makes a postback with the previous values.I tried window.opener.document.locationwindow.opener.document.location. But this doesn't refresh my parent page.
The general outline is that I have part of a page that deals with the addition, editing and deletion of upcoming events. Data is stored in a MySQL table. The form design (in traditional terms) would be very simple requiring three fields, one for the Event Name, one for the Event Description and one (hidden) to identify the UniqueID of the event in the MySQL table. (As the reference to make edits.) The table therefore has 3 fields. (There are more such as Timestamp, clientID etc, but they are not important here.)
I envisage three functions, one to add, one to edit and one to delete the event listed on the page. I have 3 php files eventadd.php, eventedit.php and eventdelete.php which speak for themselves.However, this is where I have the problem. What I have been doing is returning the xmlhttpresponse as a formatted HTML page for the two 'form' elements because whilst I can return unformatted text containing the relevant fields in one response, I don't know how to break that down into two sections for the innerHTML of the two 'form' elements that change.
Returning a formatted page does work, but as well as being slower than neccessary, I am also running into character-set encoding issues and I just know that I am not doing this properly. I can supply code and things, but I have a feeling that this problem will have come up somewhere and probably has a recognized solution because to me it seems to be such an obvious requirement to be able to populate several form elements with fields from one recordset.
Iam using mozilla firebird. I have three popups displayed at one point of time...if I close one the other two goes hidden....could you please suggest me the reason for this behaviour and how to overcome it.....
While I opened......these child windows(popup)...from the main window I have given "dependent=yes" in the window.open statement.
The sameway I want to close the Child windows opened from the parent window using IE. I use IE 6.0.
I have a starting page, Page1.php that uses Page1.js.In Page1.js, I'm using the onclick event for a button that's on that page. When the button is clicked, it goes to Page2.php. Okay, fine.Page2.php is using Page2.js. But when the browser switches to page 2, I get a javascript error because, somehow, it's still referencing the Page1.js file. (Using IE8)So how do I 'dereference' the first javascript file, so that when Page2 loads, it doesn't still try to instantiate the objects in Page1.js? (I'm getting a null object error when Page2.php loads).
How can I prevent the user from closing the window? I need some how to prevent the user from closing the window even if he tried to close it from the (X) button in the top right of the window?
Basically I have problem and I was wondering someone can help. I have my and on clicking a submit button i create like smaller pop up window in which i display a text area what i would like to do is that when the save button is clicked the page should be submitted back to the original page as well as the small window closing is that possible i do not want to use like a seperate close button.
Does anyone know how to have a pop-up window close once someone's clicked on a link? And can cookies be incorporated into this so that the window only pops up once a day?
At the minute, when someone clicks on a link, it opens up the page behind the window so you have to then also close the window. This is the script now: Code:
I am using a pop-up on my site that allows people to subscribe to my email list. Is there a way that once the visitor subscribes, the pop-up window can automatically close and the subscriber is sent to the confirmation page in a new window?
Please let me know to execute specific javascript code when the browser is exiting. When a browser is closed i want some code to display images or text to be executed.
I'm putting together a popup flash player that can be launched from a url posted on a board. The link goes to a landing page which executes an onLoad script that opens the popup, then closes itself, leaving the popup over the board. Works fine in IE, but in FF the landing page remains open behind the popup and over the board. It will not self.close, and can't be closed from the popup (close.opener). Leading theory is that a FF window cannot be closed with script if it was not opened with script, and I've somewhat confirmed this, but seems a simple thing and should be doable.
Can anybody let me know how to detect when my user clicks the X button on the window. I used unload event it did not work(on IE). My web page is a .asp page which reloads itself when navigating on the site. Now whenever the user clicks any links on the page the unload event is triggered which is not what I want. I only want to detect when user clicks the X button and not when the URL changes.
code i used: <body onunload="alert('leaving window');">
Basically this alert window is triggered everytime the URL changes and not just when the window closes(which is what i want).
I am calling a Java Script function on the button click of a pop up window (ASP.net). The function does the following: 1. Close the Popup window 2. Call JS function on the Parent window 3. Try to open another popup I am able to close the popup window and call the js function on the parent window but I am not able to open the new window.
CODE: window.close(); window.opener.clearfields(); window.open('MyExcel.xls'); I need to perform all these in one JS function.
I want to execute a javascript function when ever the user clicks the window's close button, means before closing the window I should be able to execute my function.
Is it possible to refresh a parent browser window when a "child" browser window has been closed using the [X] button in the upper right corner of the browser?
When I refer to child window, I mean that a link within a "parent" window has opened a new browser window.
The application I am working on uses Frames (TopFrame, SideFrame(Left) and the MainFrame). On the occurance of a certain event, I am closing the window from one of the frames. This is the script I use.
function CloseWin () { window.opener = window; window.close(); }
Works perfectly well with IE. But not with Netscape. The Javascript console says 'Script may not close windows that were not opened by the script'. Is there any workaround to this?
