HELP --- I need help FAST --- website needed by tommorow

If you are determined to do this, and if my new code works, you should do a browser test:

HTML Code:

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<input type="button" value="Close Window" onclick="if(document.body.filters){top.window.parent.opener=self;top.window.parent.close();}else {top.window.close();}">

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thanks you have been a big help i will try this later.... thanks

do you need my webstie anymore because i want to remove it from this post if i can

nope, i tried both of the codes and they both dont work (the code before and the code you just gave me)

THANKS FOR YOUR HELP

i think this might make it easier....is there a way to display something in a website but make it disapper when its in an chromless window? because i want the logout button to work for both chromless and fullscreen windows, but i only want that because i dont want visitors to be clicking on close window and it not closing out of the chromless window....

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Originally Posted by CMMVideos

i think this might make it easier....is there a way to display something in a website but make it disapper when its in an chromless window? because i want the logout button to work for both chromless and fullscreen windows, but i only want that because i dont want visitors to be clicking on close window and it not closing out of the chromless window....

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If I understand that right, this will do that, place it where you want the button to be:

Code:

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<script type="text/javascript">
if(!document.body.filters)
document.write('<input type="button" value="Close Window" onclick="top.window.close();">')
</script>

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IE users will see nothing, other browsers will see the close window button and it will work for them.

A few things you might try as an onclick event for the button on the chromeless window for IE are:

opener.mywin001.close();

and

opener.opener.mywin001.close();

and

opener.opener.opener.mywin001.close();

and

top.window.opener.mywin001.close();

and

top.window.parent.opener.mywin001.close();

and

parent.opener.mywin001.close();

where 'mywin001' is the variable name you assigned (as in the demo) to the chromeless window when you opened it.

today during school i though about doing the same thing (using mywin001 in the script) but i will try all your sugestions.....thanks a lot!


PS. Do you need they website anymore?

so far i tried the code you said about making it appear only in the fullscreen window, but it's not working .... the two script i am working with are from http://dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex8/window1.htm and http://dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex8/window1.htm

i want the fullscreen one to show the logout button but not the chromless one


Thanks, I'll try the others 2

does anyone know that answer?

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Originally Posted by CMMVideos

so far i tried the code you said about making it appear only in the fullscreen window, but it's not working .... the two script i am working with are from http://dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex8/window1.htm and http://dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex8/window1.htm

i want the fullscreen one to show the logout button but not the chromless one


Thanks, I'll try the others 2

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You've lost me, those (see above quoted) are the same two scripts.