In IE, from the child window
child window or child/inner frame? This is important to first untangle.
of a frameset i use the function
parent.close()
if you meant the child/inner frame.
This also depends on the frameset containment hierarchy. Here, we don't
see what is your webpage, what is its frameset containment hierarchy (or
if you're actually referring to a real secondary window). In some cases,
parent.close() would be correct while in other cases, top.close() would
be the only correct solution.
Note that some browsers will neutralize recourse to close() if user-pref
setting disallow recourse to such method, even if the window was created
by javascript.
A general rule is that you can never close a window which was not opened
by javascript.
And this works in IE, but not in nn4!
Do you really want to support a browser which was designed more than 7
year ago? You should worry much more about supporting NS 7.1 and you
should consider dropping webpage based on frame design: it's widely
known that frames bring many usability and accessibility burdens to users.
How can i make this same effect in nn4?
please help
What had this post to do with java?
DU