Is that possible I can assign an window object variable to an already opened window

[datactrl]

Hi, all

Is that possible I can assign an window object variable to an already opened
window? With window.open(), we can get a window object from opened window.
If a window has already opened, is there any way I can attach that window
with an object variable in javascript? Because I want to communicate with
that window. Thank you in advance!

Jack

[Vincent van Beveren]

Windows opened on other screens are inaccessable.

You can regain control. Suppose I want to close a window that was opened
on another page, and I don't have the object reference, but I do have
the name of the window I can do the following:

myWin = window.open("", "<<windowna me here>>");
myWin.close();

However, if the window refers to another site/domain you have no rights
to modify/read the content. window.document is protected.

I hope it helps.
Vincent
datactrl wrote:

Hi, all

Is that possible I can assign an window object variable to an already opened
window? With window.open(), we can get a window object from opened window.
If a window has already opened, is there any way I can attach that window
with an object variable in javascript? Because I want to communicate with
that window. Thank you in advance!

Jack

[datactrl]

Hi, Vincent

Thanks a lot. What is the window name? Is it the text on window's title bar?

Jack

"Vincent van Beveren" <vi*****@provid ent.remove.this .nl> wrote in message
news:40******** *************@n ews.xs4all.nl.. .

Windows opened on other screens are inaccessable.

You can regain control. Suppose I want to close a window that was opened
on another page, and I don't have the object reference, but I do have
the name of the window I can do the following:

myWin = window.open("", "<<windowna me here>>");
myWin.close();

However, if the window refers to another site/domain you have no rights
to modify/read the content. window.document is protected.

I hope it helps.
Vincent

[Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn]

datactrl wrote:

Thanks a lot. What is the window name? Is it the text on window's title
bar?
No, it is the internal name of the window, the value of the window.name
property in the DOM and the name you would use for the "target" attribute
if you wanted the referenced resource to be displayed in that window.
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Please do not do that, see the FAQ.
PointedEars