I have 2 jsp pages which are loaded from the same browser window.
Inside these jsp pages, I have created 2 windows to write client side
log. I have used different id for 2 windows as follow.
In JSP1 page I create one window & second window is created in jsp2
page.
Win1 = window.open('Lo g1', 'win1',
config='right=0 ,top=60,toolbar =0,width=300,he ight=300,resiza ble=1,scrollbar s=1,location=no ,status=no
');
Win1.document.w riteln(yyyy + '-' + mm + '-' + dd + ' ' + hh + ':' + mn
+ ':' + ss + ',' + ms);
Win2 = window.open('Lo g2', 'win2',
config='right=0 ,top=60,toolbar =0,width=300,he ight=300,resiza ble=1,scrollbar s=1,location=no ,status=no
');
Win2.document.w riteln(yyyy + '-' + mm + '-' + dd + ' ' + hh + ':' + mn
+ ':' + ss + ',' + ms);
When the page loads I can see 2 pop-up windows just fine. But then all
the writeln statements(from page1 & page2) go to the win2. Even the
writeln statements from page1. I would like to have page1 log go to
win1 & page2 go to win2. What I am doing wrong? 1 2556
Sam said the following on 3/23/2006 8:59 PM: I have 2 jsp pages which are loaded from the same browser window. Inside these jsp pages, I have created 2 windows to write client side log. I have used different id for 2 windows as follow.
In JSP1 page I create one window & second window is created in jsp2 page.
Win1 = window.open('Lo g1', 'win1', config='right=0 ,top=60,toolbar =0,width=300,he ight=300,resiza ble=1,scrollbar s=1,location=no ,status=no ');
Is Log1 the name of a file? If nothing else, it should be a blank file
that you can write to.
Win1.document.w riteln(yyyy + '-' + mm + '-' + dd + ' ' + hh + ':' + mn + ':' + ss + ',' + ms); Win2 = window.open('Lo g2', 'win2', config='right=0 ,top=60,toolbar =0,width=300,he ight=300,resiza ble=1,scrollbar s=1,location=no ,status=no ');
Same here with Log2, the first parameter is the name of the file to open
in the new window.
Note: There is no config= in the third parameter to window.open, drop it:
window.open([resource],[windowName],[windowParameter s]);
Win2.document.w riteln(yyyy + '-' + mm + '-' + dd + ' ' + hh + ':' + mn + ':' + ss + ',' + ms);
Changing the Log1 and Log2 to about:blank I don't get the behavior you
describe.
When the page loads I can see 2 pop-up windows just fine. But then all the writeln statements(from page1 & page2) go to the win2. Even the writeln statements from page1. I would like to have page1 log go to win1 & page2 go to win2. What I am doing wrong?
Use a dummy page (blank.html) to load instead of Log1 and Log2, or, make
them actual pages. Other than that, I can't duplicate what you are
describing.
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