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jose_pita
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12 years ago

GeneralEvents_OnUnexpectedWindow and GeneralEvents_OnOverlappingWindow

Hi There, I have these 2 event handlers active: GeneralEvents_OnOverlappingWindow and GeneralEvents_OnUnexpectedWindow. Neither of them consider javascript errors in Internet expl...
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    karkadil
    12 years ago
    No, you won't need doing this explicitly, it will be done automatically every time when Timer function is invoked.
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karkadil
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12 years ago
The example is provided by the link above.



All you have to do is to write a function which checks whether the window exists and close it if it does (the KillCalculator function in the example).



Then you need to add a timer (Utils.Timers.Add) in the beginning of the 1st test. After this, the function will be invoked every N milliseconds (N is provided as a parameter for timer).



In general, it works similar to events.