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John Evans
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 Posted: Fri Jun 24, 2005 11:05 am Post subject: pop-ups versus pages |
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Dear all,
if I use the TIWURL component to launch a new page, Firefox
allows it.
If I use a button that executes
WebApplication.NewWindow(lURL,'menu',600,600); // where lURL is passed as
a var beforehand.
then Firefox views it as a pop-up and wants to block it. I believe other
things like Norton Personal firewall also view it as a pop-up.
How do I launch a new window from a button, without it being considered a
pop-up?
many thanks
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John Evans
Managing Director
Clear Advantage Ltd
www.Clear-Advantage.co.uk
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John Evans
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| Posted: Tue Jun 28, 2005 11:28 am Post subject: Re: pop-ups versus pages |
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Dear all,
I have solved this problem eventually.
If anyone is interested, I added the JavaScript for a window.open event into
a stringlist and then assigned the stringlist to the onclick event of the
button.
This makes the request a client side event.
regards
John
"John Evans" <johnevans (AT) clear-Advantage (DOT) co.uk> wrote
| Quote: | Dear all,
if I use the TIWURL component to launch a new page, Firefox
allows it.
If I use a button that executes
WebApplication.NewWindow(lURL,'menu',600,600); // where lURL is passed
as
a var beforehand.
then Firefox views it as a pop-up and wants to block it. I believe other
things like Norton Personal firewall also view it as a pop-up.
How do I launch a new window from a button, without it being considered a
pop-up?
many thanks
--
John Evans
Managing Director
Clear Advantage Ltd
www.Clear-Advantage.co.uk
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