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Question

I got a portion of javascript code embedded in HTML (generated on the server side) that looks like this:

function winWriteMail2(){
  var win = open(\'\',\'wi         


        

Answer 1

i know this is a 4 y/o thread, but I wanted to add a fix I just combined via a few different articles/questions:

rather than appending the documents (.css, .js, etc) after the document.write call, I altered my open call to look like:

var win = window.open("//"+document.domain, "_blank");//document.domain is the fix
if(win != null)
    win.document.write('...');//insert your content, wherever you got it (hand-coded, ajax, etc)

adding '//' will automatically set the protocol (http vs https) and document.domain = well, your domain. essentially, this sets the address bar correctly in IE so that using /foo/bar.js type src's and href's will be located and work correctly.

hope this helps someone! :P