Hi,
	The problem you describe in this post seems entirely a cleint-side one. 
Given that you posted it on "ASP How To", and ASP occurs on the server 
side, you probably won't have got much help on an ASP list. So, I've 
transferred the message onto this Javascript list and subscribed you to the 
list. I hope you don't mind.
        As for the specific problem, I don't think there's any way to close 
a browser window automatically. You can open one automatically, but the 
functionality to close a browser window (and, thus, an instance of the 
browser itself) simply hasn't been coded-in because of the ways in which it 
could be abused by malicious sites.
        As for the rest of the problem, there any reason why you don't want 
to turn the one page into a form, and POST your value across, using the 
other page as your ACTION?

Daniel Walker Wrox Press
On 07/25/00, "ok_sat@s..." wrote:
> Hi Group,
>
>         Wishes to all.
>         I am having one problem with my web pages. I have two pages asp1,
> asp2. I invoke "asp2" from "asp1" by the click of a hyperlink. After I get
> the "asp2" (Actually the content is a tree in javascript), I browse the
> tree for the details. Then by clicking a custom "Close" button in "asp2",
> I want to go to "asp1". At the same time I want the "asp2" browser window
> also to be closed automatically. Also I want to pass some values from
> "asp2" to "asp1". For simplicity I pass "eligible = true or false".
>        How this can be done??? An important point is that I will not be
> able to use sessions in my program. Is there any way out??? I have tried
> several ways but some problem or other is unsolved yet.
>       Thank you for your time. I would be happy if I get it solved soon.
>
> Regards
> Karthik.
>
> OKarthik
>
> Karthikeyan Ovuraj
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