Javascript close window

[artsapimp]

I did get it, but it's still not working. I looked at the code and it looks like a bgcolor changing code also. Anyway, it isn't doing anything when I click on it. I found another script that uses self.close() as the action but that also gives an error. thanks again for any help.

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[artsapimp]

I'm looking for the script to close a window without warning. I have had it before but I can't find it today. Thanks for any help.

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If you think an education is expensive...try ignorance.

[Rick Hall]

Check your email.

You can see the script in action by going to my site and clicking on the 'ABOUT' button on the top menu bar.
http://www.total.net/~hallrm

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Rick

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[This message has been edited by Rick Hall (edited 08-21-2000).]

[artsapimp]

I'm not sure if you're sending it through a corporate smtp server, but I haven't received it yet. I'll try back in about 20 minutes and let you know if I still don't get it.

artsapimp@yahoo.com

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If you think an education is expensive...try ignorance.

[Rick Hall]

It is not a background changing color, it is only a color changer for the 'Close' button.
It should definately work if you insert the code into your page properly. I just tested the snippet that I sent you and it works fine. Like I said, you can see how it works by going to the URL that I posted in my previous message.

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Rick

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The solutions to todays problems,
Are the problems of tomorrow.

RH WebWorx - Site Creators

[artsapimp]

I went to that page and when I click "about" it opens a popup window, but there is no button. I copied and pasted the exact code to a new page and it didn't work either.

Thank you for any help you can give from here...

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If you think an education is expensive...try ignorance.

[Statica]

The concept is simple, if you dont want a confirmation when closing a window then you must have openned the window with a name.

If you open a window, call it 'banner' and then window.close to banner will do it without the confirmation. One of the evolutionary perks of JS.