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Sent by Morten Wang on March 30, 1999 at 07:32:04:
Worth: Worth reading
Length: Just right
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Comments: http://www.irt.org/script/272.htm says that a hidden frame is the only way to get to a previously opened window. this is'n exactly true. 'window.open("", "window_name")' returns a handle to the window, and you can from there manipulate the window as if it was openened by the page. the problem lies with actually knowing that the window is opened. I chose to use cookies, but 'location.search' should also be a solution. a hidden frame is the third. there should be a solution mentioned for those that do not wish to use frames, in my opinion.
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