Window.Close()

Can you specify document.location if canceled?

[SteveGold]

If a user cancels out of the Windows.Close() message box, I want to direct them to a specific page. IS this possible?

[Bernard Marx]

Simply putting the redirection command straight after seems to work.
Either the window is closed or redirected:

window.close()
location.href = "http://www.webmasterworld.com"

[SteveGold]

Thanks Bernard Max. I tried window.location and location.href but when the "Cancel" button is clicked, the user get automaticly sent to the orginal login screen which is the default.asp. They then have to log back in again. I would like to send the user back to a menu page instead. Does this make sense?

[Bernard Marx]

Strange. Could you post the relevant code snippet(s)?

[SteveGold]

Not a problem, it's pretty basic. A user clicks the "Exit" link. An onClick event calls exitWindow()
function exitWindow() {

window.close()
document.location = 'SSN_Survey_menu.asp'
}
Thanks for responding.

[Bernard Marx]

This should work with

window.location.href = "_redirectURL_" // ([b]not[/b] document.)

If it doesn't, I'm afraid I don't know why.