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Is There Any Way We Can Get Url Of PopUp Windows In Parent Window
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How to get url from popup? [duplicate]
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I'm creating a new window and opening it on a new pop up window
var win = window.open(varforURl,"Login to Spot",'width=800, height=600');
On my next line I'm trying to get the URL of the window I just created and the pop up window is still opened.
console.log(win.document.URL);
What I expect to see is:
https://accounts.spotify.com/en/authorize?....
(This is the Url I passed with a variable, and it is in fact displayed on the page)
However, on my console I get about:blank
Any ideas why this is happening and how I can get the url for the window I created?
win.location.href
Should do the trick
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I have some javascript code that I need to open in a new window (a popup not another tab)
and I need to hide all the browser elements like tools , bookmarks , tabs and url / address bar .
the end result should look like this ( the inside of the popup is different obviously ) :
example of desired window:
I have tried looking up diffrent solutions , the closest I came across was this javascript solution :
window.open("http://localhost:3000/",
"null",
"toolbar=no, location=no, directories=no,status=no, menubar=no, scrollbars=yes, resizable=yes, width=1024, height=860",
"popup")
which opens up a window that look like this :
if you have any suggestion on how I can open a web window without all the web browser elements ( doesn't have
to be a javascript solutions it can be any language ) I will appreciate your help
*Edit :
I Don't need it to open a modal or some sort of div , i need an entirely new
window , so the user can close the main/first window and the popup is the only thing left
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I am wondering what I can add to make an .html or .htm file create a pop-up window instead of creating a normal window and load the content in that window. Is there a way to do this? I have no idea, thanks.
link text
target="_blank" makes the link open in a new window, now a new tab
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Open a URL in a new tab (and not a new window)
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I'm trying to get a link in javascript to open a url in a new tab. I've found a number of posts for target="blank" using attribute and a couple other ways but can't seem to get it to work. Basically, if v_virt = "invoices" I just need the url to open in a new tab. Does anyone know the proper syntax?
if(v_virt=="invoices"){
location.href=('https://www.example.com/invoices/invoice?ProjectID=[#field:ProjectID]&InvoiceID=[#field:InvoiceID]', '_blank');
}
You have to use window.open() rather than location.href.
location.href changes the URL of the current page;
window.open() opens a new pop-up window navigated to the specified page.
For example:
window.open('https://www.example.com/invoices/invoice?ProjectID=[#field:ProjectID]&InvoiceID=[#field:InvoiceID]');
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It's possible make a link open in a new window (not tab) with this:
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Is it possible to modify this slightly so that the JavaScript looks at the href of the link so you don't have to write it out twice in the code?
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this.href is a reference to the href attribute of the element when in the onclick handler.
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Open new window without focus on it [duplicate]
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I am having a child window, and getting that window variable using window.open
But while getting that object, the child window comes into focus in Chrome. In case of IE10,11 it works correctly.
My requirement is I don't want the child window to come into focus while I call window.open
use windowObj.blur() to force window to stay out of focus.
For e.g.:
var windowObj= window.open("http://stackoverflow.com");
windowObj.blur(); //To force the new window to stay OUT of focus.
//windowObj.focus(); //To force the new window to be IN focus.