1:
Well, the only way I can think of doing this without having to alter ANY
of your links AT ALL is something like ...
- Have a BODY onUnLoad function on every page to launch your survey
window (so that the survey page launches when you exit every page)
- On your survery pop-up page have some javascript to close the window
if it's an internal link ...
if (window.opener.location.host=="your.domain.com") {
window.close();
}
... that way the survey pop-up would close itself if the opening page is
still in your domain. The only problem would be that the user would see
the survey page flash on, then off again, but you could get around this
as well by opening the survey window off-screen (e.g.
window.open('survey.cfm','SurveyWindow','top=2000,left=2000') ), and
then using window.moveTo() in your survey page so that if it doesn't
close itself, it moves itself somewhere where the people can see it.
2 (by you giles!):
That can be done quite simply with javascript can't it?
Just have an onUnload function and if you don't want the window to be
closed
return false:
onUnload=" return checkWindowClose()"
function checkWindowClose(){
if (windowCanBeClosed){
return true;
} else {
return false;
}
}
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"Giles
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<giles@roadni cc:
ght.name> Subject: [ cf-dev ] OT: onUnload /
onClose setting after <body>
01/23/03
03:19 PM
Please
respond to
dev
I remember a discussion on this a while back but can't find it in the
archive, on Google or in my mail box.
Did we every come up with a way of setting onClose or onUnload after the
<body> tag? The head of the document is shared across the whole site so
if possible I don't want to fiddle with that to set an onClose event
handler so it would be very nice if I could just set it in Javascript.
I have tried variations of the following:
window.onCLose= "alert('closing')";
document.onCLose= "alert('closing')";
body.onCLose= "alert('closing')";
document.body.onCLose= "alert('closing')";
none of which work.
Thanks
Giles Roadnight
http://giles.roadnight.name
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