In some later versions of Netscape (I have not used the newest version) the user has the option of turning off just Javascript (not all Active Scripting). I guess a better way to phrase my question would be is there a way to close a window when Active Scripting is turned off on the Client side...
I am creating a web page that will close when a user clicks on a "submit" button that has "window.close()" set as the "onSubmit" event. Unfortunately, if a person has Javascript turned off on their web browser, then the "window.close()" event will not...
My problem is I want a popup window to close when it loses 'focus'. I tried using the Self.Close() method which works great for closing the window, but I have Form Fields on the page and when I click inside a form field it closes the window because it treats it as losing focus (which I do not...
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I have two servers. ServerA is running Windows NT and has MQSeries Server version 5.1 installed. ServerB is a Windows 2000 Web server that is hosting my web application and has MQSeries Client version 5.2 installed. I am attempting to connect to a queue manager on ServerA...
I am creating temporary dynamic queues (as opposed to permanent dynamic queues) using a model queue that has all of the default settings. I am doing this on a Windows NT box and have been using MQSeries Explorer to monitor the queues that I have created to see what messages are in them, see if...
I have been using the following VBScript code (in an ASP page) to call an executable in a shell that I built using VB:
Const WindowNorm = 1
Const WindowMin = 2
Const WindowMax = 3
Const WaitonRet = True
Const NoWaitOnRet = False
Dim WshShell
Set WshShell =...
I am running MQSeries 5.1 on a Windows NT box. Using MQSeries Automation Classes for ActiveX (MQAX) in VBScript (in an ASP file), I am trying to create a temporary dynamic queue (using a model queue that is set to create temporary instead of permanent dynamic queues). When I open the temp...
Im having some trouble getting my XSL files working on a web server that is running NT 4 as the OS with IIS 4. I am also using IE 4 as the browser. This has not always been the case, originally I installed MSXML (3.0) and things were working fine. I could pass XML strings to the XSL stylesheets...
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