Javascript / Client Side Development :: "about:blank" opens new browser window


	"about:blank" opens new browser window I am writing a webpage that will run on other machines that I may or may not know about. My page is framed where frame1 controls the content of frame2. What I have found is that if the page in Frame2 fails to load and I get an error page. when I detect an error page I want to set frame2.location.href = "about:blank" and then write a temp error page until the server becomes available again. The problem is that the security on some systems causes the "about:blank" to open a new browser window. I don't want a new window. Is there anyway to detect that the system is opening up a new window as opposed to the existing frame ? Can my script test for the security setting on another frame, to see if the security is 'restricted' no matter where the security was set, either in the declaration of the frame or the security tab of IE ? Thanks Eli. sid wrote: > I am writing a webpage that will run on other machines that I may or > may not know about. My page is framed where frame1 controls the > content of frame2. > What I have found is that if the page in Frame2 fails to load and I > get an error page. when I detect an error page I want to set > frame2.location.href = "about:blank" and then write a temp error page > until the server becomes available again. Try to set the src of frame2 to "" and then write the message.e.g frame2.src=""; frame2.document.write( ... ) ...