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Does this mean that I can call setZOptions in
a window that is already open?
The first part of the excerpt leads me to think
yes, but the latter part ( "creates a new window...") leads me to thiunk
no..
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, November 15, 2001 2:56
AM
Subject: Re: [Dynapi-Help] Netscape
AlwayRaised
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.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2001 1:38
PM
Subject: RE: [Dynapi-Help] Netscape
AlwayRaised With certification and acceptance on the
client side.
Can You cause a NS window to be 'alwaysraised' without having to
re-load it? --
Michael
Pemberton
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