It has its quarks like any other technology but, by and large, it does what you need it to do. But, eventuall, you have those situations that you run into that you need a work or around or a hack to make the framework do what you need it to do!

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.... thank you for the script, dparsons. But how can the variable "sJavaScript" hold three different values if case "konto" becomes thrue;

      sJavaScript = "<script language=javascript>"
      sJavaScript = "window.open('yourpage.asp','windowname');"
      sJavaScript = "</scr" & "ipt>"

I am trying to learn, my questions may be odd...

Mvh
grstad

Because its inside of a SELECT statement. At run time, sJavaScript will only have 1 value assoicated with it depending on what the value of Radio is.

Think of a select case being similar to an IF statement.

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Hei!

This maight be the answer to my own question;

<A href="javascript:NewWindow=window.open
(some.asp','_blank','width=100,height=100,menubar= 0,left=700,top=300');NewWindow.focus()">
Any text!
</a>

The final clue is NewWindow.focus().

I do hope it is useful for you too!

Mvh
grstad :)

It seems that we misunderstood your question. window.open will spawn a new window for you, window.focus() simply gives focus to the new window. but glad you figured out your problem.

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