I need to open a new pop-up window without address bar and i need to display some data in that window. I should be able to modify the data in the pop-up window and once i click on "ok" the pop-up should get closed and the data should get passed to the parent screen which opened this pop-up . Also the popup should have the same css as the parent window .
Please consider using a modal window instead of pop-ups for providing a more decent user experience. You can easily do what you want with a jquery plugin like fancybox.
onclick="window.open('abc.php','addressbar=no')" should do
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I have a requirement to show modal popup on in netsuite on button click.
currently I open a window using client script
var url = nlapiResolveURL('SUITELET','customscript_id','customdeploy_id',null);
window.open(url);
Now I want to make this window as modal popup to prevent accessing the parent window. Please help.
You'll need to use existing solutions like
Bootsrap or Jquery UI's Modal Window.
If you want to be more elegant and avoid dependencies, you can create your own light implementation. Please, refer to how to make window.open pop up Modal?
I want to open new tab window on some condition for example:
var temp=true
if(temp)
window.open('test.aspx');
My problem is window.open() in new tab should not subject to pop-up blockers.
I have tried window.open('viewReport.aspx', '_newtab' ); and window.open('viewReport.aspx', '_blank' );, but its always subject to pop-up blocker.
Please provide any solution.
Thanks.
Window.open will force opening a new tab with a given URL. This is called a Pop-Up.
You cannot control it.
Instead use javascript to simulate a windows by using ex. https://jqueryui.com/dialog/ or http://fancybox.net. Both works with ajax request so you can pull the html content from another page.
My problem is window.open() in new tab should not subject to pop-up blockers.
You might think that but the people writing web browsers do not.
You cannot open a new tab or window from JavaScript except in response to a user event.
The solution is to find some other way to present your information (such as providing the user with a link to it or placing it in the same page).
Create a jquery popup div in ‘on click trigger’ event, that pop up displays with opacity background and it will remains center the popup if you scrolling zoom out the browser and closing it fadeout, and also you can customize the content of the popup div for your cool website designs.
Working example: http://istockphp.com/jquery/creating-popup-div-with-jquery/#sthash.5HcIfl8n.dpuf
I haven't found a single answer able to tell me what's the right way to open a popup.
Times have changed, and popups have been mostly replaced with fancybox-like boxes. However, there are still times when popups are needed.
For those cases, I don't want my popup to be blocked by the browsers.
What's the right way to open a popup without it being blocked? Even if it opens a new tab in the browser. I just want my popup to be open, and have control of it from the parent or vice versa.
Popup blockers will block any popup, unless it is opened because of an user action.
If the user clicks on a link, and a popup is opened in the click listener of that link, the popup blocker knows the user want to open something and will not (or should not) block the popup.
What you cannot do:
open a popup when the page is opened or closed
open a popup after a certain interval
open a popup after something asynchronous happens
What you can do:
open a popup in the on click listener
using target="_blank" in a anchor tag
You can access both windows with JavaScript variables:
if you use window.open, the parent can have a reference to the popup by assigning the result of window.open to a variable. Check out this article at W3Schools.
If the popup needs to have access to the window who has opened it, you can use window.opener. Check out this question.
try this, it works for me
$('#myButton').click(function () {
var redirectWindow = window.open('http://google.com', '_blank');
redirectWindow.location;
});
Js fiddle for this is here https://jsfiddle.net/safeeronline/70kdacL4/2/
if you want to open new tab after ajax call see this fiddle http://jsfiddle.net/safeeronline/70kdacL4/1/
I am using FuncUnit to test a small application I wrote. I have a button that will open a popup window (using the JavaScript function window.open(...)). I can get FuncUnit to press the button and open the pop up window,but I'm not sure how to proceed in order to get a handle on the popup window and do further testing.
Unfortunately, I cannot change any of the code in the pop up,
Thank you,
Matt
open returns a reference to the created window's window object. So you can simply use that to access anything in the window. Not sure if you can verify that it has finished loading if you can't modify the popup. Also note that both windows must be on the same domain in order for you to access it.
Is there a way to customize the window layouts of popup that opens as a result of window.open event?
You could use jQuery UI to create a modal dialog box if you don't need an actual browser window.
If you mean you want to style the browser window this is not possible (not reliably across browsers as far as I know at least). You could open up your own-made popups inside the already opened website using javascript (then the popups would not be real popups but elements in the html DOM). Check out www.zkoss.org for an example using ajax for this if you are using java as a backend technology.
Demo:
Modal window demo