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[Javascript] Thanks & follow-up, was: Handling child window visibility...

  • From: ShawnMilo at runbox.com (Shawn Milo)
  • Subject: [Javascript] Thanks & follow-up, was: Handling child window visibility...
  • Date: Thu Aug 12 10:23:57 2004
Paul, Mat, and Hakan,

Thanks for the advice.  The following did the trick:
<body onload="window.focus();">

I do not want to force the window to remain on top,
so I will not be scripting the onblur event.

Follow-up question:  Although this works, it does not 
bring up the window until the page has loaded (obviously),
and since the page is running some ASP code and reading
from a database, it could take a few seconds.  In that time,
the person could click the button again, thus re-starting
the entire process.

So is there a way to, from JavaScript included on the main
page, bring that window to the fore? If not, I suppose that 
I could always disable the button temporarily, and replace
the button value with 'Please Wait'.  Ideas?

T Herman,

That is a very useful-looking script.  However, I can't 
use it here, because the new window is being opened
by a form submission, not by a JavaScript event.

Thank, all!

Shawn