at 4.28p EDT on 2004 February 02 Monday Jan Reichert said:
> Hi Miguel,
> you are right, after restarting Mozilla on Windows XP the problem with
> script() has gone.
>
> using opener would help to use a JavaScript function in an JavaScript
> generated window (I don't know any other way to define a JavaScript
> function as content of a JavaScript written window).
> Regards, Jan
>
you can use javascript to write javascript. for example:
document.write("function myFunc() {opener.myFunc();}");
but I agree - opener.myFunc should work from the messageCallBack and
pickCallBack parameters.
regards,
:tim
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