You probably need to also use setDelegate().
Basically:
var winDel = {
function canClose() {
return (true)
}
}
And then when you open your window, add:
win.setDelegate(winDel)
At 8:21 PM on Monday, 11 December 2006, Loony2nz wrote:
>Here's my code for opening/closing a popup:
>
>function openEditor(){
> var Application = {
> getNewId: function() {
> return "window_id_#hash(now())#";
> }
> }
> if (FCK !=null) {FCK.destroy();}
> var FCK = new Window(Application.getNewId(), {className: "theme1",
>title: "Personal Stuff Editor", width:800, height:325, resizable: true, url:
>"SFFCKeditor.cfm?username=#url.username#", showEffect:Effect.BlindDown,
>hideEffect: Effect.SwitchOff ,showEffectOptions: {duration:.5}});
> FCK.setDestroyOnClose();
> FCK.showCenter(true);
> }
>
>This works for the first time the popup shows. When I close it, I get an
>error message opening it again that the window ID is already in the DOM. I am
>using setDestroyOnClose(); but it's not working and the window won't close
>until i refresh the page.
>
>any ideas?
>
>Thanks!
>Chris
>
>
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