I have an application that opens a new window on clicking a link. This spawns a page that holds a Java applet. The problem I am having is that clicking the same link reloads the page, which resets the Java application. Is there any way to trap this? Two solutions that would be acceptable are:
- Allow multiple windows to be opened from the click handler
- Ignore subsequent requests if the window is already open
Apologies for being a Javascript newbie - it's not really my main thing.
The code attached to the handler is
function launchApplication(l_url, l_windowName)
{
var l_width = screen.availWidth;
var l_height = screen.availHeight;
var l_params = 'status=1' +
',resizable=1' +
',scrollbars=1' +
',width=' + l_width +
',height=' + l_height +
',left=0' +
',top=0';
winRef = window.open(l_url, l_windowName, l_params);
winRef.moveTo(0,0);
winRef.resizeTo(l_width, l_height);
}
EDIT:
Thanks for the replies - I modified the suggestions slightly so that I could have more than one URL opened via the function.
EDIT2:
There is another version of this code at Check for a URL open on another window
var g_urlarray = [];
Array.prototype.has = function(value) {
var i;
for (var i in this) {
if (i === value) {
return true;
}
}
return false;
};
function launchApplication(l_url, l_windowName)
{
var l_width = screen.availWidth;
var l_height = screen.availHeight;
var winRef;
var l_params = 'status=1' +
',resizable=1' +
',scrollbars=1' +
',width=' + l_width +
',height=' + l_height +
',left=0' +
',top=0';
if (g_urlarray.has(l_url)) {
winRef = g_urlarray[l_url];
}
alert(winRef);
if (winRef == null || winRef.closed) {
winRef = window.open(l_url, l_windowName, l_params);
winRef.moveTo(0,0);
winRef.resizeTo(l_width, l_height);
g_urlarray[l_url] = winRef;
}
}
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