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JavaScript Mini-FAQ
Sooner, or later, as we start learning and using JavaScript, we will all have questions we want answered. One author, Danny Goodman, has compiled a list of typical questions people ask when starting out with JavaScript.

Name: Christopher Camacho
Subject: Re: closewin + form submit
Date: 06-30-2000 04:32PM

Do this: In your main window, put this code (you can include it with your window.open() code):


<script language="JavaScript">
<!--
window.name="mainParent";
// -->
</script>

In the child window, put this:


<form action="/old?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.devshed.com%2FClient_Side%2FJavaScript%2FMini_FAQ%2Fcomments.html%2Fc5826%2Ffoo.cgi&y=1999" target="mainParent"  onSubmit="setTimeout('window.close()',500)">




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 • closewin + form submit  Jim Lum  10-14-1999 08:57PM 
       • Re: closewin + form submit  onReact  10-26-1999 03:59AM 
             • Re: closewin + form submit  Jim Lum  10-26-1999 03:30PM 
       • Re: closewin + form submit  Christopher Camacho  06-30-2000 04:32PM 


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