Closing a window 
September 5th, 2008, 05:25 AM
| | |  Closing a window
I create a new window with
onClick="openBrWindow(\'claimant_pdf.php\',\'\',\' toolbar=no,status=yes,scrollbars=no,resizable=no\' )"
as part of a submit button.
Now I would like to close the window in my php code if a line is
executed e.g. an echo statement. What syntax do I use to execute
window.close()?
Many thanks...
Todd
|
September 5th, 2008, 10:55 AM
| | | Re: Closing a window
On Sep 5, 6:17*am, Todd Cary <t...@aristesoftware.comwrote: Quote:
I create a new window with
>
onClick="openBrWindow(\'claimant_pdf.php\',\'\',\' toolbar=no,status=yes,scrollbars=no,resizable=no\' )"
>
as part of a submit button.
>
Now I would like to close the window in my php code if a line is
executed e.g. an echo statement. *What syntax do I use to execute
* window.close()?
>
Many thanks...
>
Todd
| You can NOT close the window in your PHP code because... Please think
about it yourself...
You can close the window in Javascript if you know window's name - the
second parameter in your window.open code that is currently empty -
give it some name (preferably unique, but repeatable - so do NOT use
UUID) and use that name to address and close the window... |
September 5th, 2008, 02:05 PM
| | | Re: Closing a window
On Sep 5, 7:17 am, Todd Cary <t...@aristesoftware.comwrote: Quote:
I create a new window with
>
onClick="openBrWindow(\'claimant_pdf.php\',\'\',\' toolbar=no,status=yes,scrollbars=no,resizable=no\' )"
>
as part of a submit button.
>
Now I would like to close the window in my php code if a line is
executed e.g. an echo statement. What syntax do I use to execute
window.close()?
>
Many thanks...
>
Todd
| While Garlington is correct in a very literal sense, if you echo out
window.close(theWindow) you will be able to close the window if you
open it with
onClick="var theWindow = openBrWindow(\'claimant_pdf.php\',\'\',
\'toolbar=no,status=yes,scrollbars=no,resizable=no \')"
(I think) :) I've not tested it as I'm not at my PC :) |
September 5th, 2008, 06:45 PM
| | | Re: Closing a window
GArlington wrote: Quote:
On Sep 5, 6:17 am, Todd Cary <t...@aristesoftware.comwrote: Quote:
>I create a new window with
>>
>onClick="openBrWindow(\'claimant_pdf.php\',\'\',\ 'toolbar=no,status=yes,scrollbars=no,resizable=no\ ')"
>>
>as part of a submit button.
>>
>Now I would like to close the window in my php code if a line is
>executed e.g. an echo statement. What syntax do I use to execute
> window.close()?
>>
>Many thanks...
>>
>Todd
| >
You can NOT close the window in your PHP code because... Please think
about it yourself...
You can close the window in Javascript if you know window's name - the
second parameter in your window.open code that is currently empty -
give it some name (preferably unique, but repeatable - so do NOT use
UUID) and use that name to address and close the window...
| Point well taken. So if I had
onClick="openBrWindow(\'claimant_pdf.php\',\'Print Win\',\'toolbar=no,status=yes,scrollbars=no,resiza ble=no\')"
what would the syntax be to PrintWin.close()? What would I echo
to execute the JavaScript?
Many thanks
Todd |
September 5th, 2008, 11:05 PM
| | | Re: Closing a window
On Sep 5, 8:43 pm, Todd Cary <t...@aristesoftware.comwrote: Quote:
GArlington wrote: Quote:
On Sep 5, 6:17 am, Todd Cary <t...@aristesoftware.comwrote: Quote: |
I create a new window with
| | > Quote: Quote: |
onClick="openBrWindow(\'claimant_pdf.php\',\'\',\' toolbar=no,status=yes,scrollbars=no,resizable=no\' )"
| | > Quote: Quote: |
as part of a submit button.
| | > Quote: Quote:
Now I would like to close the window in my php code if a line is
executed e.g. an echo statement. What syntax do I use to execute
window.close()?
| | >>> Quote:
You can NOT close the window in your PHP code because... Please think
about it yourself...
You can close the window in Javascript if you know window's name - the
second parameter in your window.open code that is currently empty -
give it some name (preferably unique, but repeatable - so do NOT use
UUID) and use that name to address and close the window...
| >
Point well taken. So if I had
>
onClick="openBrWindow(\'claimant_pdf.php\',\'Print Win\',\'toolbar=no,status=yes,scrollbars=no,resiza ble=no\')"
>
what would the syntax be to PrintWin.close()? What would I echo
to execute the JavaScript?
>
Many thanks
Todd
| Is the code that closes the window going to be in the opened window or
the calling window? |
September 5th, 2008, 11:35 PM
| | | Re: Closing a window
Nick S wrote: Quote:
On Sep 5, 8:43 pm, Todd Cary <t...@aristesoftware.comwrote: Quote:
>GArlington wrote: Quote:
>>On Sep 5, 6:17 am, Todd Cary <t...@aristesoftware.comwrote:
>>>I create a new window with
>>>onClick="openBrWindow(\'claimant_pdf.php\',\'\' ,\'toolbar=no,status=yes,scrollbars=no,resizable=n o\')"
>>>as part of a submit button.
>>>Now I would like to close the window in my php code if a line is
>>>executed e.g. an echo statement. What syntax do I use to execute
>>> window.close()?
>>>Many thanks...
>>>Todd
>>You can NOT close the window in your PHP code because... Please think
>>about it yourself...
>>You can close the window in Javascript if you know window's name - the
>>second parameter in your window.open code that is currently empty -
>>give it some name (preferably unique, but repeatable - so do NOT use
>>UUID) and use that name to address and close the window...
| >Point well taken. So if I had
>>
>onClick="openBrWindow(\'claimant_pdf.php\',\'Prin tWin\',\'toolbar=no,status=yes,scrollbars=no,resiz able=no\')"
>>
>what would the syntax be to PrintWin.close()? What would I echo
>to execute the JavaScript?
>>
>Many thanks
>Todd
| >
Is the code that closes the window going to be in the opened window or
the calling window?
| It will be in the Opened Window. If an error is created, the
code takes the user to the error window, so now it is leaving
behind an opened window.
Usually the user closes the window....
Todd |
September 6th, 2008, 11:05 AM
| | | Re: Closing a window
Todd Cary a écrit : Quote:
Nick S wrote: Quote:
>>
>Is the code that closes the window going to be in the opened window or
>the calling window?
| >
It will be in the Opened Window.
| So, no difficulty :
<?php
if(error) {
echo "<script type='text/javascript'>self.close();</script>";
}
?>
No importance if a new page has been opened in the same popup,
this popup yet knows it has been opened by Javascript and will accept to
be closed by JS Quote: |
If an error is created, the code takes the user to the error window,
| You mean your popup open a new one more ?
If it is to close the precedent popup why not to open the error's page
in same popup ? Quote: |
so now it is leaving behind an opened window.
| in the daughter of the daughter, to close hers mother :
window.onload = function() {
var ancestor = opener.opener;
opener.close();
opener = ancestor; // the grand mother
}; Quote: |
Usually the user closes the window....
| setTimeout('self.close()', 2000);
<body onblur="self.close();">
(probably not well working with IE)
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