Tutorials JavaScript JavaScript DOM Window Object JavaScript Window Object defaultStatus Property JavaScript Window Object Self PropertyIn this JavaScript tutorial, you will learn about closed property and name property, defaultStatus, status, self property of JavaScript Window object
The closed property of a Window object returns a Boolean variable denoting whether window has been closed or not. The closed property tells you whether or not a window opened using window.open(). Once a window is opened in JavaScript, its closed property is immediately initialized, with a value of false. When the newly opened window is closed, then the closed property of this window is set to a value of true. A programmer can study whether a window is closed or open using the closed property of a Window object.
General syntax of closed property of Window Object:
windowname.closed
For example:
<input type="button"
<html>
<head>
<script type="text/javascript">
function callClosed()
{
document.write("'ExforsysWindow' is closed!")
}
function callopen()
{
document.write("'ExforsysWindow' is not closed and is Open!")
}
function funcheck()
{
if (ExforsysWindow.closed)
callClosed()
else
callopen()
}
</script>
</head>
<body>
<script type="text/javascript">
ExforsysWindow=window.open('','','width=100,height=100')
ExforsysWindow.document.write("The Window is 'ExforsysWindow'")
</script>
value="Is the Window 'ExforsysWindow' Closed?"
onclick="funcheck()" />
</body>
</html>
In the above example a new window object ExforsysWindow is opened using window.open statement. The opening of ExforsysWindow gives a window ExforsysWindow with message displayed as
The Window is 'ExforsysWindow'
A button is created to check whether the window object ExforsysWindow is closed or open. This is done as follows:
On the clicking of this button, the function funcheck() is called. The statement ExforsysWindow. closed is used to check whether the current state of the window ExforsysWindow is open or closed. The value returned by this statement would be false if the window is open and if the window ExforsysWindow is closed, then the value returned by this statement would be true.
If the window ExforsysWindow is closed, the value returned is true. The function callClosed() in if block is called and the statement displayed would be:
'ExforsysWindow' is closed!
If the window ExforsysWindow is open, then the value returned is false. The function callopen() in else block is called and the statement displayed would be:
'ExforsysWindow' is not closed and is Open!
The name property of a Window object is used for setting or returning the name of the window. The name property is a string containing the window's name.
NOTE: it is not possible to define them dynamically.
General syntax of name property of Window Object:
'ExforsysWindow' is closed!
for example
<input type="button"
<html>
<head>
<script type="text/javascript">
function displayWindow()
{
document.write("The Name of window is: " + createdWindow.name)
}
</script>
</head>
<body>
<script type="text/javascript">
createdWindow=window.open('','Exforsys','width=100,height=100')
</script>
value="What's the name of 'createdWindow'?"
onclick="displayWindow()" />
</body>
</html>
In the above example, the program first creates a window createdWindow and then a button is displayed with text as:
What's the name of 'createdWindow'
When this button is clicked, the function displayWindow() is called. Then the message and the name of the window is displayed on the screen as:
The Name of window is: Exforsys
Using the function displayWindow() creates Window.name statement in document.write statement. This creates Window.name and has the name of window as Exforsys stored in it.
