closing pop-up window

[Roy G. Vervoort]

I have created a mail form in a pop-up window. After the mail has been send
succesfull i would like the window to close (without having to click on a
link or button (wich activaties the 'window.close' command)

Is this possible and how. I can not seem to find anything like this.

roy

The Nethelands

[Jeffrey Silverman]

Re: closing pop-up window

On Wed, 25 Feb 2004 16:05:59 +0100, Roy G. Vervoort wrote:
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> I have created a mail form in a pop-up window. After the mail has been send
> succesfull i would like the window to close (without having to click on a
> link or button (wich activaties the 'window.close' command)
>
> Is this possible and how. I can not seem to find anything like this.
>
> roy
>
> The Nethelands[/color]

Javascript question. NOT PHP. Although someone here can certainly answer
it, you ought to ask it in a JavaScript (or HTML, even) newsgroup.

later...

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[Kevin Thorpe]

Re: closing pop-up window

Roy G. Vervoort wrote:
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> I have created a mail form in a pop-up window. After the mail has been send
> succesfull i would like the window to close (without having to click on a
> link or button (wich activaties the 'window.close' command)
>
> Is this possible and how. I can not seem to find anything like this.[/color]

Javascript:

<?php if ($successful) {
echo "<script language=javasc ript>\n".
" alert('Mail sent successfully'); \n".
" window.close(); \n".
"<script>\n ";
exit();
}
?>

[michel]

Re: closing pop-up window

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> Javascript question. NOT PHP. Although someone here can certainly answer
> it, you ought to ask it in a JavaScript (or HTML, even) newsgroup.
>[/color]
from his question I understand he knows the javascript portion, but needs
help echoing it to the visitor's screen.
php question


Michel

[Jeffrey Silverman]

Re: closing pop-up window

On Wed, 25 Feb 2004 17:13:24 +0100, michel wrote:
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>> Javascript question. NOT PHP. Although someone here can certainly answer
>> it, you ought to ask it in a JavaScript (or HTML, even) newsgroup.
>>[/color]
> from his question I understand he knows the javascript portion, but needs
> help echoing it to the visitor's screen.
> php question
>
>
> Michel[/color]

Ah yes, I see it now. K Thorpe's answer is a good one.

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