[Javascript] window.close () not catched

[flavio at economisa.com.br (Flávio Gomes)]

You said "window.close()" is not working when you change the image in 
the second window, right?
 But if you just open and click the link it works?

In IE we used to set "window.opener" to something not null when it (IE) 
refused to close the window by "window.close()".
May it be the same case?

Ps.: I got no Safari to test here..

Guillaume escreveu:

> David Dorward wrote:
>
>>On Mon, Apr 24, 2006 at 04:24:46PM +0200, Guillaume wrote:
>>  
>>
>>> Get rid of the JavaScript and decide user's already know how to close
>>> windows - since they can do it for every other window on their system?
>>>    
>>>
>> 
>>  
>>
>>>   Since i'm proposing this link and it's working in all other browsers, I'd
>>>   like not to waste Safari's users clics.
>>>    
>>>
>>
>>If you get rid of the link you don't waste anyone's clicks, and get
>>the bonus of extra space in the window.
>>  
>>
>
> Thanks, David I understand your idea and you are absolutely right... 
> But I really don't want to start arguing over my choices, the fact 
> that I need this option and that throwing my problem in the garbage 
> can is not the kind of JavaScript solution I was expecting...
> Besides I just can't explain you in this mail the structure of my page 
> and the need I have to preserve this link...
>
> So let's talk JavaScript again... Any other solution ?
>
> Guillaume.
>
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