Hi there,
im working on a page which causes me problems - the page contains of a
couple of controls where the user can choose some options for a Report.
When the user then clicks a button "Submit" the server-side code saves
the users selected options into Session-variables and then registers a
startup-clientscript. This script calls the javascript function
"window.ope n".
My problem is that the new window does not get focus, it hiddes behind
the parent window.
I tried calling focus() in "onload" of the body of the new window, but
that is not fired until the entire page is loaded - i want it to get
focus immediatly.
Is that possibly?
I hope somebody can help me out here,
Regards, Martin
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Is the javascript command "window.ope n()" the last command in script?
Wondering if other scripts are conflicting...
As to your other question, I believe you could put a
<script>getfocu s...</scriptblock in the header to fire before the
"onload" command is fired for page body.
HTH
On Nov 28, 3:14 pm, "kloppie" <klopp...@hotma il.comwrote:
Hi there,
im working on a page which causes me problems - the page contains of a
couple of controls where the user can choose some options for a Report.
When the user then clicks a button "Submit" the server-side code saves
the users selected options into Session-variables and then registers a
startup-clientscript. This script calls the javascript function
"window.ope n".
My problem is that the new window does not get focus, it hiddes behind
the parent window.
I tried calling focus() in "onload" of the body of the new window, but
that is not fired until the entire page is loaded - i want it to get
focus immediatly.
Is that possibly?
I hope somebody can help me out here,
Regards, Martin
Hi Greg9Strat,
tried the <script>getfocu s.... but that didn't work either.
It seems like the new window gets focus but then the parent window does
some processing and therefore gets the focus back...
Greg9Strat skrev:
Is the javascript command "window.ope n()" the last command in script?
Wondering if other scripts are conflicting...
As to your other question, I believe you could put a
<script>getfocu s...</scriptblock in the header to fire before the
"onload" command is fired for page body.
HTH
On Nov 28, 3:14 pm, "kloppie" <klopp...@hotma il.comwrote:
Hi there,
im working on a page which causes me problems - the page contains of a
couple of controls where the user can choose some options for a Report.
When the user then clicks a button "Submit" the server-side code saves
the users selected options into Session-variables and then registers a
startup-clientscript. This script calls the javascript function
"window.ope n".
My problem is that the new window does not get focus, it hiddes behind
the parent window.
I tried calling focus() in "onload" of the body of the new window, but
that is not fired until the entire page is loaded - i want it to get
focus immediatly.
Is that possibly?
I hope somebody can help me out here,
Regards, Martin
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