That _javascript_ would not work. You cannot close the main window even
in normal HTML as far as I know.
Try doing a trace ... I am sure the function is being called, but it
will not work. The browsers by default will not allow you to do this.
This is a security feature AFAIK.
Try:
<html>
<body>
<a href="" class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="_javascript_:self.close();">"_javascript_:self.close();">Close this window</a>
</body>
</html>
Sree
fowleryj wrote:
I've also noticed that replacing the "getURL" line with a function
call results in the function not being called:
Instead of
> if(currentKeyPressed == 99 &&
lastKeyPressedControl) {
> mx.controls.Alert.show('CTRL + c');
> getURL("_javascript_:self.close();");
> }
I now have
> if(currentKeyPressed == 99 &&
lastKeyPressedControl) {
> mx.controls.Alert.show('CTRL + c');
> closeWin();
> }
And closeWin() looks like this:
public function closeWin() {
mx.controls.Alert.show("closeWin");
getURL("_javascript_:self.close();");
}
The "closeWin" popup is never fired. Any ideas? Is anyone else
successfully closing a window via a shortcut key combination?
--- In [email protected], "fowleryj" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> I'm able to close a popup window in my application via the
menuChangeHandler, like so:
>
> private function menuChangeHandler(event) {
> if(event.menuItem.attributes.data == "Close") {
> getURL("_javascript_:self.close();");
> }
> }
>
> However, when I try to close the window via a shortcut key, I get
the message box I'm invoking, but the window itself doesn't close
(note that even before I put the message box code in, the window
didn't close, so that's not preventing the window from closing):
>
> var lastKeyPressedControl:Boolean = false;
> var currentKeyPressed;
> public function initKeyListener() {
> var keyListener = new Object();
> keyListener. {
> currentKeyPressed = Key.getAscii();
> if(currentKeyPressed == 99 &&
lastKeyPressedControl) {
> mx.controls.Alert.show('CTRL + c');
> getURL("_javascript_:self.close();");
> }
> lastKeyPressedControl = Key.isDown(Key.CONTROL);
> }
> Key.addListener(keyListener);
> }
>
> Other shortcut keys I've checked for are recognized and their
actions carried out... why does this one not work properly?
>
> Thanks in advance.
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