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Subject:
Javascript window.focus() in front of other applications
Category: Computers > Internet Asked by: cozimek-ga List Price: $2.00 |
Posted:
21 Jun 2004 11:10 PDT
Expires: 22 Jun 2004 22:31 PDT Question ID: 364088 |
We've got a CDROM with a Flash Projector movie on it. Within the Flash projector (which is already burned on CDROM...can't change it), we have the typical getURL fuctions to open a Web browser and browse a link. This works fine when there isn't a browser window already open: the link opens in the FOREGROUND, infront of our Flash Projector. However, now we've got a problem since after we've burned the CDROM, if a user has a Web browser open already, and clicks a link within the Projector, the new window does not come to the front...it simply stays behind the full-screen projector. So, we've tried putting an onLoad="window.focus;" tag in our BODY tag on the web pages our Project is linking to, and that actually worked at first (the pages are ASP Classic). However, they're not working anymore. We're really not sure why. Here's a link to one such page: http://www.21stcenturyskills.org/resourcedb/default.asp When we load that page, quickly flip to another via ALT-TAB, the first page DOES come forward. However, it doesn't seem to come infront of another application. So, if we hit reload for the above page, then quiclkly ALT-TAB to MS Word, the page will not force itself infront of Word. Any suggestions? |
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Subject:
Re: Javascript window.focus() in front of other applications
From: lucos-ga on 21 Jun 2004 14:02 PDT |
Don't know the answer to your problem, but I have noticed within this page... http://www.21stcenturyskills.org/resourcedb/search.aspx that the pop down menu at the top falls behind the search forms. To resolve this use div tags <div style="z-index:1;"> and change the zindex of the pop down menu to a higher value than the search form so it falls in front. |
Subject:
Re: Javascript window.focus() in front of other applications
From: politicalguru-ga on 22 Jun 2004 04:24 PDT |
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