Hi Mckwil,
Today mckwil wrote:
>
> No, I didn't mean modal windows. I actually mean, when you make
> the window.open() call, is there any way to make the code
> execution block on that open() call? instead of just opening the
> window, and keeps on execution?
Note that javascript is mainly an ev
No, I didn't mean modal windows. I actually mean, when you make the
window.open() call, is there any way to make the code execution block on
that open() call? instead of just opening the window, and keeps on
execution?
Thanks,
mckwil
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Hi,
Am 18.06.2010 04:31, schrieb mckwil:
> I have two questions about qooxdoo windows.
>
> 1) I noticed that window.open() is not a blocking call (i.e. it doesn't
> prevent whatever follows from executing). Is there any way to make that a
> blocking call?
Do you mean that the window should be moda
Hi,
I have two questions about qooxdoo windows.
1) I noticed that window.open() is not a blocking call (i.e. it doesn't
prevent whatever follows from executing). Is there any way to make that a
blocking call?
2) I also noticed that the windows I created have a dark grey background
(and I didn't
