In article <1109618311.468200.159940@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups .com>,
anagirone@yahoo.com enlightened us with...[color=blue]
> Thank you for replying so promptly, I really appreciate your taking the
> time to help me.
>
> The only thing about the mystery is that I just checked my old website
> that uses the exact same code and it doesnt need frames for the html
> page to continue to open in a pop up that was opened with the same
> name. Even if you are on a different page? I'm looking at it in IE5 on
> both a PC and a Mac.
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IE5 was buggy and allowed a lot of things other browsers didn't/don't allow.
Did you try with IE6 WinXP SP2? If not, post the URL and I'll take a look at
it when I get home.
That was the only idea I had, anyway.
I have one more idea...
The variable you use to define the window -- you DID remember to make it
global, right?
function open_pop_hint(path, targ)
{
litwin = window.open(path, ...
You need to have a
var litwin = null;
BEFORE (not inside) the function. Otherwise the variable is local to the
function.
Did that help any?
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