> Do you have any particular reason to use {toany }?
> It seems to me because you're using {toany } here.
> Use simply {to } which seems enough in this case.
>
> Sean
hm. touch�. :) yep, that did it. i don't remember why i
originally used {toany}... i think it was because it said that it
would return focus to the original window... but that it seems to
have done just the opposite, lol, probably because the original
window is closed by the time it tries to switch back to it. ah,
well, all's well that ends well. 'preciate the help!
~Matt
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