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some thing to try ...<br />
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onLoad=&quot;MM_callJS('setTime<wbr />out(\&quot;self<wbr />.close()\&quot;<wbr />,1)')&quot; &gt;
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some thing to try ...

onLoad="MM_callJS('setTimeout(\"self.close()\",1)')" >

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oh well, it was a long shot.<br />
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Since you created a new question for this problem, you should have this one deleted (save your points!). &nbsp;Post a comment in the Community Support forum and they will do it for you. &nbsp;Paste in the URL to this Q.<br />
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Good luck!
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oh well, it was a long shot.

Since you created a new question for this problem, you should have this one deleted (save your points!).  Post a comment in the Community Support forum and they will do it for you.  Paste in the URL to this Q.

Good luck!

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Thank you again! &nbsp;I give up on that stupid menu! &nbsp;:-)
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Thank you again!  I give up on that stupid menu!  :-)

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I have a website that used to close the opera browser and only leave a pop up window for a internal intranet website. &nbsp;For some reason, if I upgrade to opera 7.02 the window.close function will not work. &nbsp;Can someone explain this? &nbsp;(For a sample of the code, go to <a href="http://www.wosnetworks.com/opera/test.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.wosnetworks.com/opera/test.htm</a>) &nbsp;It did work in Opera 6.05, but the menu I want to use will not work with 6.05 but will work with 7.02. &nbsp;<br />
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What other kind of code would I be able to use to close opera 7.02? &nbsp;Thanks!<br />
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--Frank
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I have a website that used to close the opera browser and only leave a pop up window for a internal intranet website.  For some reason, if I upgrade to opera 7.02 the window.close function will not work.  Can someone explain this?  (For a sample of the code, go to http://www.wosnetworks.com/opera/test.htm)  It did work in Opera 6.05, but the menu I want to use will not work with 6.05 but will work with 7.02.  

What other kind of code would I be able to use to close opera 7.02?  Thanks!
 
--Frank

window.close in opera 7.02

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