AFAIK the JS-focus() idea wouldn't really help, because in firefox
window.focus() only gives focus to a window IN THE REALM of the browser,
but it doesn't steal the focus from other applications (I think that's
differenet with IE PC?).
cheers,
valentin
John R. Sweeney Jr wrote:
on 1/23/06 3:44 AM, Duck at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Then wait a moment, giving the window a chance to open, then call
some javascript:
gotoNetPage("javascript:windowName.focus()")
Doesn't the JavaScript have to be placed in the html page that you are
calling? These are commercial websites out on the net that I don't
have any
access too.
Thanks,
John
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