window.open & <title></title>
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Topic: window.open & <title></title>
Posted By: ub3rl337ch3ch
Subject: window.open & <title></title>
Date Posted: 08 February 2006 at 1:07am
Okies, so I have a js popup window (can it with the booing and hissing, its not for a public site, and its required...  Yeah, i hate popups too)
Anyhoo. I open another .asp page in the new window, and post from the parent to the child. Problem is, despite having title tags in the child .asp page, I always get the title as " http://inserthostnamehere - http://inserthostnamehere - What's in the title tags - yourbrowsername"
I tried opening a page that has <title>Blah - Blah</title>, and what i get in the popup is host - Blah - browser
I get this in both ff and ie. I don't have any problem with showing titles properly in non-popups.
Is this something that popups usually do and i've just been too stupid to notic until now? Or is there something else going on and/or i'm screwed?
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Posted By: Scotty32
Date Posted: 08 February 2006 at 11:40am
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i think browsers added it to stop scams, so you know the address of the page is where it claims to be though people are starting to do eg www.paypal.com.site.com i dont think you can acctually get rid of the site address at the start ------------- S2H.co.uk - http://www.s2h.co.uk/wwf/" rel="nofollow - WebWiz Mods and Skins For support on my mods + skins, please use http://www.s2h.co.uk/forum/" rel="nofollow - my forum . |
Posted By: ub3rl337ch3ch
Date Posted: 13 February 2006 at 12:14am
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... we need an emote for facial tiques induced by frustration...
thanks anyway...
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