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Hi<br />
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You would use a window disguised as best as possible to an alert. I'm not sure if IE supports it now, but you can have window.open(URL,name,'widt<wbr />h=200,heig<wbr />ht=200,dep<wbr />endent=yes<wbr />');<br />
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Another option would be to make an in-page &lt;div&gt; that looks like an alert and to disable losing focus from it until the X is closed or something.<br />
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Regards,<br />
Zyloch
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Hi

You would use a window disguised as best as possible to an alert. I'm not sure if IE supports it now, but you can have window.open(URL,name,'width=200,height=200,dependent=yes');

Another option would be to make an in-page <div> that looks like an alert and to disable losing focus from it until the X is closed or something.

Regards,
Zyloch

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the only problem is if the window is the main window open the browser will prompt the user to close .. they can always just say no
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the only problem is if the window is the main window open the browser will prompt the user to close .. they can always just say no

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Hi,<br />
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I'm looking for Javascirpt to display an alert on clicking a submit button and on closing the alert window the browser window will also be closed, is this possible or something close??<br />
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thx
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Hi,

I'm looking for Javascirpt to display an alert on clicking a submit button and on closing the alert window the browser window will also be closed, is this possible or something close??

thx

Using Javascirpt to display an alert and on closig the alert the browser window will also be closed

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