R
Ram
Brian,
I guess ---window.opener=self;--- before self.close should solve the
problem you are explaining. I may not be understanding your problem
properly, but I use this in my applications and it is working.
My application is like this. User will launch IE window from Windows
menu items or quick launch or from any IE shortcut he has. Then he
types URL like this http://www.myapp.com/login.aspx or selects an IE
favorite he already has. Then login page will be displayed, on
successful login, my application launches a new browser window in Full
screen, and closes the login page window.
Try putting window.opener=self;--- before self.close();.
I guess ---window.opener=self;--- before self.close should solve the
problem you are explaining. I may not be understanding your problem
properly, but I use this in my applications and it is working.
My application is like this. User will launch IE window from Windows
menu items or quick launch or from any IE shortcut he has. Then he
types URL like this http://www.myapp.com/login.aspx or selects an IE
favorite he already has. Then login page will be displayed, on
successful login, my application launches a new browser window in Full
screen, and closes the login page window.
Try putting window.opener=self;--- before self.close();.