D Daniel Morrissey Jul 14, 2003 #1 Why will the following code not change the window title of the new window? window.open "Default.htm" ,"YO"
Why will the following code not change the window title of the new window? window.open "Default.htm" ,"YO"
W William F. Robertson, Jr. Jul 14, 2003 #2 Is "YO" not being put in the title of the browswer. It should be with the IE setting title name appended to it. Unless there is a broswer setting that is preventing it, syntaxtically that is correct. bill
Is "YO" not being put in the title of the browswer. It should be with the IE setting title name appended to it. Unless there is a broswer setting that is preventing it, syntaxtically that is correct. bill
D Daniel Morrissey Jul 15, 2003 #3 No, "YO" is not showing up in the browser title. Also, if the variable that I pass to the title argument of the open method contains a space, I get an error in the browser's status panel.
No, "YO" is not showing up in the browser title. Also, if the variable that I pass to the title argument of the open method contains a space, I get an error in the browser's status panel.
V Vidar Petursson Jul 15, 2003 #4 Hi This is the name of the window not the title <title>MyWindow</title> So you have to set the title.... Probably you can do this in the child document.write("<title>" + window.name + "</title>"); -- Best Regards Vidar Petursson ============================== Microsoft Internet Client & Controls MVP ==============================
Hi This is the name of the window not the title <title>MyWindow</title> So you have to set the title.... Probably you can do this in the child document.write("<title>" + window.name + "</title>"); -- Best Regards Vidar Petursson ============================== Microsoft Internet Client & Controls MVP ==============================
