LaurelRose
Programmer
I would like to keep a popwindow in focus, so it's not left behind the scenes when other links on the main page are selected. Is there a script for this, or an alternative solution?
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Keeping popup window in focus 4
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LaurelRose,
I have a small popup window that I always want to keep on the top. It mightn't suit your circumstances but this is simply what I do:
<BODY onBlur="this.focus()">
i.e. in the body tag of your page type the above. Therefore, anytime that the user clicks on another page, the focus automatically comes back to the popup. Mise Le Meas,
Mighty
I have a small popup window that I always want to keep on the top. It mightn't suit your circumstances but this is simply what I do:
<BODY onBlur="this.focus()">
i.e. in the body tag of your page type the above. Therefore, anytime that the user clicks on another page, the focus automatically comes back to the popup. Mise Le Meas,
Mighty
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you know what is really bad ...
I had a pop-up give immediate focus (body onload) to it's first input box. (a user friendly thing to do). Since the input box is part of a form, the body onBlur event isn't triggered when the user clicks on another window. This also goes for any other form elements.
Just an annoying helpful tid-bit,
Marc
I had a pop-up give immediate focus (body onload) to it's first input box. (a user friendly thing to do). Since the input box is part of a form, the body onBlur event isn't triggered when the user clicks on another window. This also goes for any other form elements.
Just an annoying helpful tid-bit,
Marc
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