hello im trying to create a callback mechanism from two child windows to a paren
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hello im trying to create a callback mechanism from two child windows to a parent window when the user clicks the display child 1 button in the parent for callback test window that window is hidden and the chilld 1 window is visible . when the usr clicks the the go back to parent button in the child 1 window the child one window is hidden and the parent for callback test window is visible . the same action occurs for the dsplay child 2 button and the child two window. the parent for callback test window must implement an interface that provides a callback method. this is what i have but im getting errors can you help me
Click here to open the child window
This is Child window
function CallParent() {
alert(" Parent window Alert");
}
opener.CallParent(); not window.opener.CallParent();
this is from java programming chapter 10 creating a callback mechanism
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system-config-kickstart component
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function CallParent() {
alert(" Parent window Alert");
}
opener.CallParent(); not window.opener.CallParent();
this is from java programming chapter 10 creating a callback mechanism
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