A
amith
Hi,
I have a javascript, calendar.js which i use to enable my client to
select the date. This calendar pops up on the click of a gif image.
But the problem is that this poped up window is not modal in nature(i
do not want the user to go the parent page unless he selects some date
in the calendar popup).
In the javascript calendar.js he has used window.open() function to
pop up the window. i just want to know whether we have any attribute
which when set to yes will make the window behave modal in
nature.(just like resizable="yes",toolbar="yes", do we have
modal="yes" ?)
i checked modal="yes" and it does not make the window behave modal in
nature. Am i using the wrong attribute name?(modal="yes").
Do we have such attribute. If not what are my other options.
I know that we can use window.showModalDialog(), but i need to modify
the window.open() function to make the window behave modally. Is it
possible to do so?
regards
Amith
I have a javascript, calendar.js which i use to enable my client to
select the date. This calendar pops up on the click of a gif image.
But the problem is that this poped up window is not modal in nature(i
do not want the user to go the parent page unless he selects some date
in the calendar popup).
In the javascript calendar.js he has used window.open() function to
pop up the window. i just want to know whether we have any attribute
which when set to yes will make the window behave modal in
nature.(just like resizable="yes",toolbar="yes", do we have
modal="yes" ?)
i checked modal="yes" and it does not make the window behave modal in
nature. Am i using the wrong attribute name?(modal="yes").
Do we have such attribute. If not what are my other options.
I know that we can use window.showModalDialog(), but i need to modify
the window.open() function to make the window behave modally. Is it
possible to do so?
regards
Amith