| Murray *TMM* 2004-04-06, 9:30 am |
| Yes - in the popup, have another onLoad to open the subordinate window. In
the subordinate window add this to the body tag -
<body ... onLoad="self.blur()"...>
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"Tim" <trinaz@cox.net> wrote in message
news:n5pcc.27516$zh.3748@fed1read07...
> Can I have two popup windows on one page...I have a page where I use the
> onload command to open an instruction window...works fine.
>
> I want to add a small java script at the end of my page that also opens
> another window behind the main windows...sort of like a final suggestion
or
> chance for my visitors to take action.
>
> But..when I run both on the same page the JavaScript supercedes my onload
> window opening...only get one window (the JavaScript) opening ?
>
> Is there a way for both?
>
> (JavaScript code that is over-riding my onload behavior)
> <script
>
SRC="http://www.autoleadsystems.com/1stcreal/TimRogers/browser.ck"></script>
> <script SRC="http://www.autoleadsystems.com/blockerbuster.js"></script>
>
> Thanks
>
> Tim
>
>
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