I'm writing an application that contains a feature where an HTML-based email is sent to the client. The email contains a link that uses javascript:window.open() in order to reload a window from the email (MS Outlook client). The window.open() comand is working fine because I'm actually reloading a browser window by name, and this is simply reloading the contents of the named browser window that is already open on the clients computer. The problem is that a completely new browser window is also opened, which contains nothing except the following text...
[object]
..that's it. The new browser window actually contains the entire javasrcipt:window.open() command in the address bar. I'm thinking that MS Outlook always tries to open a new browser window from the email message, even if a named browser window is called which is currently open on the clients machine.
All I want to do it prevent this new browser window from opening becuase it's useless and not needed. The reloading of the names browser window is working fine.
here is the window.open() command
javascript:window.open('http://andromeda/sales','ccWindow','status=yes');
Thanks!
SAFX
[object]
..that's it. The new browser window actually contains the entire javasrcipt:window.open() command in the address bar. I'm thinking that MS Outlook always tries to open a new browser window from the email message, even if a named browser window is called which is currently open on the clients machine.
All I want to do it prevent this new browser window from opening becuase it's useless and not needed. The reloading of the names browser window is working fine.
here is the window.open() command
javascript:window.open('http://andromeda/sales','ccWindow','status=yes');
Thanks!
SAFX