Here's what the Netscape JS 1.3 Reference Guide says about it:

setZOptions Specifies the z-order stacking behavior of a window.

Method of window
Implemented in JavaScript 1.2

Syntax setZOptions( windowPosition)
Parameters
    windowPosition A string evaluating to any of the following values:

  • alwaysRaised creates a new window that floats on top of other windows, whether it is active or not.
  • alwaysLowered creates a new window that floats below other windows, whether it is active or not.
  • z-lock creates a new window that does not rise above other windows when activated.
Security
    To set this property, you need the UniversalBrowserWrite privilege.

Doug Melvin wrote:

Let's clarify.I already know you need permission.My question was "Can You cause a NS window to be 'alwaysraised' without having to re-load it?"note the part about "...without having to re-load it..."I want to make a window which does NOT have alwaysraised to be alwaysraised without having to CLOASE the window and use another window.open.
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With certification and acceptance on the client side.
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Can You cause a NS window to be 'alwaysraised' without having to re-load it?
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