Adam Langaalang@r... wrote:

>If you think about it, technically their shouldn't be (and I don't know of
>anything like that).
>
>Remember, PHP code is run before the client gets anything.  How can PHP
>close a browser window if there is no browser window to close at the time of
>the code running?

hmmm... well I didn't think of that, since the window is open, but I see
your point. The code would have to be sent rather than reference the page
already open.

Jeff
>
>To do anything special client side, you have to use javascript.
>
>Adam Lang
>Systems Engineer

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