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hi,
In my internet explorer the onclick =window .close() is working in my home(i have used html control instead of asp control).. but in my office its not working because here we r using mozilla firefox...but here too its working in internet explorer..but i need to show this in mozilla browser
so any one can help me to do this....
In my internet explorer the onclick =window .close() is working in my home(i have used html control instead of asp control).. but in my office its not working because here we r using mozilla firefox...but here too its working in internet explorer..but i need to show this in mozilla browser
so any one can help me to do this....
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you can do window.close, this.close. It won't matter if you place them like this:
onclick="window.close;this.close;return false;"
onclick="window.close;this.close;return false;"
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I wish I had your brain SheSaidImaPreggy lol! was wanting this answer too!
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To avoid errors, you should put it into a function:
function tryClose()
{
Try
{
window.close();
}catch(e){
this.close();
}
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try
javascript:window.open(’javascript:window.close();’,'_self’,'’);
and please refer to this link for more details
http://www.interwebby.com/blog/2006/02/04/3/
javascript:window.open(’javascript:window.close();’,'_self’,'’);
and please refer to this link for more details
http://www.interwebby.com/blog/2006/02/04/3/
Thanks,
Hosam Kamel
Hosam Kamel
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