On Sat, 20 Nov 2004 11:57:17 -0600, James Craig <wai-wg@cookiecrook.com> wrote: > James Craig wrote: > Sure it can. By assigning the window.open() return value to a variable, > the script has a reference to the new window object. there are numerous pop-up blockers in existence which set the return value to the current window, or a newly created iframe, or ... There's lots of pop-up blocker people who have specifically designed your "test" to say it succeeded when it failed. You have to deal with these. > There is a working version here. > <http://cookiecrook.com/AIR/2003/train/xmp/popup/popup.htm> Fails for me with one of the above types of popup blockers. There is no way to tell if a window has been successfully opened and the content available to the user, hence there are no scenarios in which it is possible to stop the navigation - since there's no need to, as the original script works, we don't have a problem. Jim.Received on Sunday, 21 November 2004 13:45:15 GMT
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