how to open and then close a new window?

J

john

Host Environment: IIS in window 2003 server, three web servers, one load
balance, ASP (not ASP.net) code set.

Background:
There is part A codes in one asp page (page A) to open a new window (Window
B). The new window like a clock non-stop running. There is part B codes in
the page A need to close window B.

Problem:
There is no problem if the there is only one web server. It works. When
there is a load balance and more than one web server, then the window B can
not be closed.

Any help is appraciated.
 
B

Bob Barrows [MVP]

john said:
Host Environment: IIS in window 2003 server, three web servers, one
load balance, ASP (not ASP.net) code set.

Background:
There is part A codes in one asp page (page A) to open a new window
(Window B). The new window like a clock non-stop running. There is
part B codes in the page A need to close window B.

Problem:
There is no problem if the there is only one web server. It works.
When there is a load balance and more than one web server, then the
window B can not be closed.

ASP is server-side technology which knows nothing about windows being
opened/closed on client machines. You need to address this question to a
client-side group such as microsoft.public.scripting.jscript.
I think you are running into a cross-site security restriction in the client
browser.

Bob Barrows
 
B

Bob Barrows [MVP]

john said:
Host Environment: IIS in window 2003 server, three web servers, one
load balance, ASP (not ASP.net) code set.

Background:
There is part A codes in one asp page (page A) to open a new window
(Window B). The new window like a clock non-stop running. There is
part B codes in the page A need to close window B.

Problem:
There is no problem if the there is only one web server. It works.
When there is a load balance and more than one web server, then the
window B can not be closed.
I did not realize you had already posted this over at .scripting.jscript.
Please do not multipost
 

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