javascript: force a window to remain blurred
by Andrew Browne <andrew(at)pbm.co.za>
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Thu, 13 Jul 2000 14:09:47 +0200 |
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Hi all
I have an ASP page which is exited via the following (this sits down at =
the bottom of the page):
<script language=3D"JavaScript">
window.location.href=3D"../CaseReview/CaseReviewUserInfo.asp?applicant=3D=
<%=3D RS(0).value %>"
newWin =3D window.open("RegisterAdd_PulseLoad.asp", "winX", =
"toolbar=3D0,titlebar=3D0,width=3D50,height=3D50")
</script>
The idea is that the user will continue on to CaseReviewUserInfo where =
they can perform various tasks. Meanwhile, in the background, =
RegisterAdd_PulseLoad.asp loads in a tiny window and processes a =
time-consuming Oracle procedure which the user ideally should not even =
be aware of.
The very first thing on the RegisterAdd_PulseLoad.asp page is:
<script language=3D"JavaScript">
window.blur();
</script>
This minimises the window once, but it still allows the user to maximise =
it. How, using JavaScript, can I force the window to blur each time it =
receives focus?=20
Luckily, this is a intranet application where everyone uses IE5 so I =
have no cross-browser concerns.
Thanks in advance
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Andrew Browne
IT
658-6484 =20
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