new-window

问题 I'm creating a simple two-player board game where each player must place pieces on their own boards. What I would like to do is by either: opening a new terminal window (regardless which OS the program is run on) for both players so that the board is saved within a variable but the other player cannot scroll up to see where they placed their pieces. clearing the current terminal completely so that neither player could scroll and see the other player's board. I am aware of the unix 'clear'

问题 When user will click on button, I want to open one .aspx/.html page in different tab and open one .aspx/.html page in same tab. Sample code: string redirect = "<script>window.open('../User/Profile.html');</script>"; Response.Write(redirect); Response.Redirect("../User/NewUser.aspx",true); Thanks in Adance!!! 回答1: No, the response redirect writes in the http's header the "location" value and can only have one, but you can write a javascript like the next for do what you need: window.open('..

问题 So, I know how to find the name of the active window currentWindow = bot.Send("GET", "/window_handle") bot.SwitchToWindowByName currentWindow Is there a way to get the name of the inactive window that I just popped up? I tried going to console and typing window.name and got "" Also tried using window.document.name and got "download.phtml", but bot.SwitchToWindowByName download.phtml gave me a Runtime 424 Object Required error. Picture of the new window (on the right) 回答1: Explicitly with bot

问题 I want to implement a situation where the user enter a URL, and if a specified condition is true in my managed bean this URL will be opened in a new web page. I found this possibility: The “h:link” tag is useful to generate a link which requires to interact with the JSF “outcome” , but lack of “action” support make it hard to generate a dynamic outcome. The “h:commandLink” tag is suck, the generated JavaScript is really scary! Not recommend to use this tag, unless you have a solid reason to

问题 This question already has answers here : How do I display a popup from a WebBrowser in another window I created? (3 answers) Closed 7 years ago . I'm trying to redirect new Window event to a new tab: myWebBrowser.NewWindow += add_NewTab; //... private void add_NewTab(object sender, CancelEventArgs e) { WebBrowser thisWebBrowser = (WebBrowser)sender; e.Cancel = true; //should block the default browser to open a new window TabPage addedTabPage = new TabPage("redirected tab"); //create a new tab

问题 How can I open each link in this select box in a new window? <form name="jump"> <select name="menu"> <option value="http://">link</option> <option value="http://">link</option> <option value="http://">link</option> </select> <input type="button" onClick="location=document.jump.menu.options[document.jump.menu.selectedIndex].value;" value="GO" /> </form> 回答1: The correct function for a new window is window.open(); <form name="jump"> <select name="menu"> <option value="http://">link</option>

问题 How can I open each link in this select box in a new window? <form name="jump"> <select name="menu"> <option value="http://">link</option> <option value="http://">link</option> <option value="http://">link</option> </select> <input type="button" onClick="location=document.jump.menu.options[document.jump.menu.selectedIndex].value;" value="GO" /> </form> 回答1: The correct function for a new window is window.open(); <form name="jump"> <select name="menu"> <option value="http://">link</option>

问题 Yesterday I found the following code for creating a second window in Processing import javax.swing.JFrame; PFrame f; secondApplet s; void setup() { size(600, 340); } void draw() { background(255, 0, 0); fill(255); } void mousePressed(){ PFrame f = new PFrame(); } public class secondApplet extends PApplet { public void setup() { size(600, 900); noLoop(); } public void draw() { fill(0); ellipse(400, 60, 20, 20); } } public class PFrame extends JFrame { public PFrame() { setBounds(0, 0, 600, 340

问题 I want to append an object, that was created in a parent window to a child window: div = document.createElement( "div" ); document.body.appendChild( div ); // Here come div's atts; render = window.open().document; render.body.appendChild( div ); but the new DIV is appended only to the child window. If I comment the last line - the div is appended to the parent window. Can that be solved? 回答1: Editing since I misread the question: newelement = element.cloneNode(true); // true to clone children

问题 I'm using modified code originally supplied by Google to make a transit trip planner form that uses Google Maps. I'd like the results to open in a new window/tab so the user doesn't have to leave the site (I realize this is a somewhat controversial usability issue, but this is at my client's behest, so...). The code below uses target="_blank" in the tag - which seemed like the simplest solution - but that doesn't work in this instance - not sure why, but thought it may have something to do