if you append: &trgt=Print to the URL you are spawning, then wld should think you are opening a new frame, and thus should not cause a "back button pressed" type error
"Markus" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > yes, u can.. but how you do it depends on a couple of things: > > stateless or state aware? > what is the "Security" settings for the app? > i managed to pass some extra url parameters to the popup script that got > around that problem. I'll check for yo uwhen i get my laptop up and running > again > > "Alan Daniels" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message > news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Can you tell us whether we should be able to accomplish the following? > The > > system is Cache 5.0 with WebLink Developer v 4.30.605.388. > > > > When a user clicks OK to save a screen, we branch to the next page which > is > > a menu. In the Body tag of the menu page, there's an onLoad= parameter > > which calls a javascript. That javascript opens a new window, prints the > > contents of the new window, and closes itself leaving the user back at the > > menu. > > > > That all works just fine, but as soon as the user makes a selection from > the > > menu, the system complains that the user must have pressed Backspace. > > > > Is the javascript Window.open() statement supported by WebLink? I saw an > > example of it in the documentation back in Cache 3.x, so I assume that at > > one point it was. > > > > Thanks, > > Alan Daniels > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >
