close page with vbscript clientside

[Phil Di Guillielmo]

HI, I would like to close my webpage with vbscript clientside,
sort of Application.Quit

 

[Kae Verens]

HI, I would like to close my webpage with vbscript clientside,
sort of Application.Quit

why?

JavaScript is much more prevalent than VBscript.

window.close() in JavaScript. Only use it on popups.

don't crosspost

Kae

 

[Phil Di Guillielmo]

why?

JavaScript is much more prevalent than VBscript.

window.close() in JavaScript. Only use it on popups.

don't crosspost

Kae

You're right, and wit JS you can avoid the annoying window popup :

<script>
window.opener = 'm';
window.close();
</script>

Thanks !

FILIP [http://users.tijd.com/fiwi]

 

[Leif K-Brooks]

don't crosspost

There's nothing wrong with cross-posting when it's done to two or three
groups which are relevant to the question at hand.

 

[Kae Verens]

There's nothing wrong with cross-posting when it's done to two or three
groups which are relevant to the question at hand.

except that vb is only relevant to 1 of the 5 newsgroups

Kae

 

[Leif K-Brooks]

except that vb is only relevant to 1 of the 5 newsgroups

Vbscript is relevant to at least alt.html and
microsoft.public.scripting.vbscript, but "don't crosspost" would be bad
advice even if this particular crosspost wasn't relevant to any of its
groups.

 

[Mark Parnell]

There's nothing wrong with cross-posting when it's done to two or three
groups which are relevant to the question at hand.

In this case there are 5, but yes, the advice should have been more
specific than just "don't crosspost".

 

[Phil Di Guillielmo]

Vbscript is relevant to at least alt.html and
microsoft.public.scripting.vbscript, but "don't crosspost" would be bad
advice even if this particular crosspost wasn't relevant to any of its
groups.

I agree,
I should only say "don't Multipost".