- A Window object can represent either a top-level
window or a frame inside a frameset.
- The Window object is the top-level object in the
JavaScript client hierarchy.
- You can use open or close a window.
- You can control the feature of a window when
opening it.
- You can change the location, status, or other
properties of a window/frame.
- You can scroll the viewing area of a
window/frame.
- You can take actions when a window/frame is
loaded/unloaded, or gets/loses focus.
- You can let the location of a window get
backward/forward.
- A window/frame can access another window/frame.
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Reference of a Window
- Use window name:
- Frame Name : <frame
name="fr1"
src="...">
- Open a new window:
window.open("http://...",
"win1",
"...");
- parent : the window itself for the
top-level window, or the parent frame/window of a
frame.
- top : the top-level window.
- self : the current winodw.
- window : the current window
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