You're getting the flash because the browser is quicker than the print command in the system. As soon as the browser sends the print command to the system, it moves on and focuses on the parent. Then when the print command gets around to opening, it has to go back to the child window so it can...
You may want to check with your network administrator about security settings because many networks have safeguards against web pages writing to drives. This is to prevent hackers from filling up network drives with garbage.
I don't know anything about ASPX, but if you want you can use javasdript to keep the page on top. Do something like this:
<html>
<head>
<title>Test Page</title>
</head>
<body onblur="self.focus()">
<p>Some content here</p>
</body>
</html>
This works in IE and will keep the window on top of the...
Actually, I solved the problem. It was ignoring the "return false" code because when I called the function in my HTML code, I left out the "return" so it should have been "return keyCheck(event)" instead of just "keyCheck(event)". Anyway, thanks for your help. By the way, I took out the URL in...
Not sure where to put this, so I'll add it here and maybe some replies will help me move it.
I have a script (see below) which detects the key code using "onKeyPress". It works, but when I use the "return false" code to stop the form from submitting (if the enter key is pressed) Safari ignores...
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