Re: Closing Windows I used setTimeout(window.close, 5000) into my Thank you form's (Notes) OnLoad event to automatically close it after the user submits the document. The code was taken based on the given link, I get the fatal error in IE 5.00.3105 and it closes all of my IE window when the code is executed. 'The instruction at '0x70cb1d8f' referenced memory at '0x00000000'. The memory could not be 'read'.

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Create form panel and add to window: FormPanel « Ext JS « JavaScript DHTML. Create form panel and add to window. ] }; var myWin = new Ext.Window.

Any idea on this? Also, how do I avoid the close prompt. I am opening this new window using Notes' Command, Compose. I see that the prompt will not appear if the new window is opened using JS.

But I need to enherit values from the previous win. Thanks for any info. Controlling the menbars of popup windows Hi, I'm utilizing your script very successfully (see When the popup windows popup, we would like to take away all menu bar and other capability from it, as we don't want anyone taking my aunt's pictures. I saw some other code that does this, but I don't know how to apend your code to do that.

Chrome Open Pdf In New Window

Can anyone help, please? Gary this is the kind of stuff I want to add: onClick='window.open('myimage.gif', 'myWin', 'toolbar=no, directories=no, location=no, status=yes, menubar=no, resizable=no, scrollbars=no. Re: Managing Javascript 'pop up' windows I'm a newbie to Javascript, and have got the code shown here to work okay if I click the link, view the picture and then select the 'close window' link that I have provided. So far, so good. However, the pictures I need to display are all different sizes, so I would still want the focus to return to the pop up window (if it's been left open), but I want it re-sized to match the size that I specify in the javascript link for each picture. The code here fails to reize the window to match the specified size (width, height) of the new graphic. Java window open help Sure hope you or someone can help me.

Using IE6 and the latest Java, I can't get any window to open up when I click on the link on numerous sites, including the code you have in this article. The Status Bar just says Error on Page. I think it's a Java problem, but I installed an older (v1.2) Java, and it wasn't fixed. Occasionally, a window will open, but it has to be a regular html page, and not Java. Though, sometimes, the regular pages won't open either.

Sorry if this is off topic, but I have been searching for weeks, and I can't find anyone who knows what's going on. Hi Jake, I have a need to open multiple windows in my JS where a foreach loop is used for opening multiple html documents.

However, when the windowOpener function is called in this way only a single window is opened, even though I provide a name parameter with unique names for each window. The single window contains all of the documents that can be displayed by hitting the backpage key on the browser, but what I really want is to display each document in a separate window. Any thoughts on this?

It has been a while since my last blog post. The main reason is that I am now having a nice new job at which leads to the situation that I am doing now good old Javascript (mainly ) instead of Flex. So I think in the future there will be more posts about ExtJS then Flex.

Sorry Flex folks. To tribute the change a bit, I start with the problem of adding HTML code inside of a ExtJS container. I thought of three different ways – let’s take a look at them: It’s easy to think about the first one and you can find it quite often by googling around. Just setting the html property of a panel. The problem I am having with it is that the overhead of a panel is generated and the HTML is just static – I can’t generate similar values at runtime (e.g. A different link label in the example). So apart from the second example that uses a template, I thought of the third solution that generates a DOM element at runtime using the DomHelper (the autoEl property calls this implicitly) and wraps it in a component.

What do you think? Posted on Author Categories, Tags,. I have to agree with @J on this one. Even with tons of rows up on rows of grid data, plain-old HTML/CSS/JavaScript can handle it.

Agree that Ext is, in fact, overkill. It wants you to do everything in JS (really, its little more than a giant JSON configuration) which is bad. You wouldn’t build a house with only a hammer would you? Then why build an app with only one tool. Tools that “do it all” do it very poorly. Do yourself a favor and learn HTML/CSS/JavaScript. Its not hard.

Sure, there are browser differences to contend with but those will always be there and they’re a problem in Ext too.