exit button

[zaimah]

yup, i'm not familliar with ASP.Net, just started a month ago. but i try to use window.close() as suggested, but there's a msg stated "windos not declared". why is it? sorry my english not so good.

[N a v a n e e t h]

<script language="javascript">
function closeWindow(){
window.close();
}
</script>

I guess you wrote it on the code behind. Write it in the ASPX page inside head section. Call this from the control to close window.

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[Syed Ali Raza]

use this line on your exit button click event. Response.Write("<script language='javascript'> { self.close() }</script>");

[Sonia Gupta]

u might have heard about the monster.com website , there , the moment u update ur resume , there u can close the window by the button click , and without noticing the user !

Yesterday is a canceled check. Tomorrow is a promissory note. Today is the ready cash. USE IT.

modified on Wednesday, March 5, 2008 2:35 AM

[Sonia Gupta]

u might have heard about the monster.com website , there , the moment u update ur resume , there u can close the window by the button click , and without noticing the user !!!!!!

Yesterday is a canceled check. Tomorrow is a promissory note. Today is the ready cash. USE IT.

modified on Wednesday, March 5, 2008 2:35 AM

[zaimah]

that would be good. but how did they do it?

[Sonia Gupta]

i am also looking the same.:)

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[Vasudevan Deepak Kumar]

If your script had opened a window, you have the rights to close it through window.close() without requesting permissions from the user. Otherwise, the web browser is obliged to get a nod from the user whether to accede to your request.

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[Sonia Gupta]

can u elaborate this process of closing the window without user permissions?

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[zaimah]

if u do find the answer pls tell me.. :) it's much easier without the msg..

[_AK_]

What he is trying to tell is if the window has been opened through Javascript then you will not be asked for the permission otherwise confirmation box will appear.

Apurva Kaushal

[Sonia Gupta]

window is opening through aspx page , still is does not ask the user confirmation , in the monster.com website , while u click the update button , to update the resume.

Yesterday is a canceled check. Tomorrow is a promissory note. Today is the ready cash. USE IT.

[N a v a n e e t h]

Sonia Gupta wrote:

i am also looking the same.

:doh: As I said, if the window is opened by a JS, then you can close it without any confirmation message. When JS is not the owner of the window, usually browsers will show a message to prevent unwanted scripts closing the window.

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[Sonia Gupta]

if u visit the monster.com , there click the update button, the pop up window will open , there u can close the window on button click . U many not require to upload the resume :) , but u can see the window is opening through aspx page .Still not asking my confirmation !!

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[N a v a n e e t h]

Sonia Gupta wrote:

if u visit the monster.com , there click the update button, the pop up window will open

OMG, this is what I am telling, the window is opened by a script, so it has permission to close the window without waiting for the confirmation from user. You try to open a window using Window.Open and close it using JS, you won't get any confirmation.

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[www Developerof NET]

Have u tried this thing.. function Close_Window() { window.opener="something"; window.close(); } just call the function on the button click <div class="ForumSig">When you fail to plan, you are planning to fail.</div>