Java pop up

[Webmaster]

I use a java pop up to select a month which shows a
calender of events in that month. I used code from a
website which offers code of the type. Can I get the pop
up to close when the selected month page opens. I have a
close button on the popup and I know it will go into the
back ground when I click outside of it, but I would like
it to close automatically. Can this be done. I will need
code to insert in Front Page.

 

[Steve Easton]

Try adding the following to the body tag in the pop up.

onblur="parent.close()"

Or you could also just add parent.close(); to the function that launches the
calendar window.


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[Tom Pepper Willett]

Steve: Will that work with Java (which is what the OP was addressing).
Or, did the OP mean Javascript?
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| Try adding the following to the body tag in the pop up.
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| onblur="parent.close()"
|
| Or you could also just add parent.close(); to the function that
launches the
| calendar window.
|
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| Steve Easton
| Microsoft MVP FrontPage
| 95isalive
| This site is best viewed..................
| ..............................with a computer
| | > I use a java pop up to select a month which shows a
| > calender of events in that month. I used code from a
| > website which offers code of the type. Can I get the pop
| > up to close when the selected month page opens. I have a
| > close button on the popup and I know it will go into the
| > back ground when I click outside of it, but I would like
| > it to close automatically. Can this be done. I will need
| > code to insert in Front Page.
|
|

 

[Steve Easton]

I'm thinking they meant javascript.
onblur="parent.close()" will work as a stand alone and close the page when
it looses focus. ( is minimized to the taskbar )
If the pop up is a child page it will simply close. If it isn't a child
page the viewer will receive the prompt about attempting to close the window
and will have to click Yes.


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Microsoft MVP FrontPage
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